Simpsons puppy food
Simpsons is a UK dry dog food brand, and its puppy range is built around straightforward, single-protein recipes rather than a long ingredients list. We carry a small selection from the range, including a standard chicken and rice recipe and a sensitive salmon and potato option for puppies who need a gentler start.
The Simpsons puppy range
Simpsons sits in the everyday, accessible part of the dry dog food market, and its puppy recipes follow the same single-named-protein approach as the brand's adult range. Simpsons Puppy Chicken Rice is the standard option, built around one named meat rather than a mix, which makes it easier to judge whether a particular protein agrees with your puppy.
Simpsons Puppy Sensitive Salmon Potato is the gentler alternative within the range, aimed at puppies who need a food built around a single, easily identified protein and a simpler ingredients list — useful if you are trying to narrow down a sensitivity rather than guess at one.
What we stock, and who it suits
We stock a selection from the Simpsons puppy range rather than every recipe the brand makes, and what is shown in the grid above reflects what we currently have available to order. It tends to suit owners looking for a no-frills, single-protein puppy food at an accessible price, rather than a premium or grain-free specialist formula.
As with any puppy food, whether a particular recipe suits your puppy comes down to their breed, size and any known sensitivities rather than the brand printed on the bag. Introduce any new food gradually, alongside whatever your puppy is already eating, over several days rather than switching overnight.
For this need
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Simpsons Puppy Sensitive Salmon Potato
Grain-free salmon and potato puppy food, suitable for large breeds to 18 months
From£17.09
Simpsons Puppy Chicken Rice
Chicken and brown rice puppy food, suitable from weaning through to adulthood
From£15.65
Simpsons Dog 80 20 Meat Fish
A grain-free dry food with five named meat and fish sources, for adult and senior dogs
From£20.35
Simpsons Dog Sensitive Lamb Potato
A grain-free lamb and potato dry food for dogs with sensitive skin or digestion
From£17.05
Simpsons Dog Sensitive Duck Potato
Grain-free duck and potato food for dogs with sensitive skin or digestion
From£18.95
Simpsons Dog Sensitive Salmon Potato
Grain-free dry dog food for sensitive digestion, built on at least 45% salmon
From£16.95
Simpsons Dog Chicken Rice
Adult dry dog food with chicken, brown rice and joint-support actives built in
From£14.75
Simpsons Dog 80/20 Fish
Grain-free dry dog food built around 80% fish, with 20% fruit, veg and botanicals
£89.95
Simpsons Dog Sensitive Chicken Potato
A grain-free chicken and potato dry food for dogs with sensitive skin or digestion
From£16.95
Simpsons Dog Lamb & Brown Rice
Complete dry food for adult dogs with lamb and brown rice, and a built-in joint-care package
£59.55
Simpsons Senior Light Chicken & Brown Rice
A lower-oil chicken and brown rice food for senior, overweight or less active dogs
£62.65
Pedigree Tasty Minis Puppy Treats Chewy Cubes with Chicken
Soft chewy puppy training treats with 13% chicken and added calcium, 125g
£2.25
Common questions
- Is Simpsons a good brand of puppy food?
- Simpsons is a widely available UK brand aimed at the everyday end of the puppy food market. Whether it suits your puppy depends on their individual needs rather than the brand name alone, the same as with any food you are choosing between.
- Does Giddy Pets stock the full Simpsons puppy range?
- No, we stock a selection from the range rather than every recipe Simpsons makes for puppies. What is available to order can change as stock does, so the grid above reflects what we currently carry.
- How do I switch my puppy onto a new food?
- Introduce any new food gradually over several days, mixing increasing amounts in with what your puppy is already eating rather than swapping overnight. Watch their stools and appetite as you go, and slow the transition down if they seem unsettled.
- What if my puppy doesn't get on with a Simpsons recipe?
- Stop the transition and go back to their previous food if your puppy seems unwell, has ongoing loose stools, or is regularly off their food during the switch. Speak to your vet if it does not settle quickly, rather than persisting with a food that clearly does not agree with them.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.