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Simpsons dog food: what we stock

We don't collect or publish customer reviews on Simpsons, or on any brand — Giddy Pets doesn't run a review system yet, so anything presented as a review score here would be invented rather than genuine. What we can tell you honestly is what Simpsons is, which recipes we actually stock, and who the range tends to suit.

Why there's no review score here

A star rating only means something if it comes from real customers rating a real purchase, and we have no such system running on the site at the moment. Rather than invent a number or borrow one from somewhere else, we would rather tell you plainly that it does not exist yet, and let the actual facts about the food do the work instead.

That is also why this page will not tell you Simpsons is 'the best' or 'award-winning' — those are exactly the kind of claims a genuine review process would need to back up. What follows is a description of the brand and the range, not a verdict on it.

What Simpsons is, and what we stock

Simpsons is a UK dry dog food brand built heavily around single-protein 'sensitive' recipes — a format also used by Harringtons and a handful of other everyday brands, where each recipe is built around one named meat rather than a blend of several. We stock a run of these across the range, including Simpsons Dog Sensitive Lamb & Potato, Sensitive Salmon & Potato, Sensitive Duck & Potato and Sensitive Chicken & Potato, alongside non-sensitive options like Chicken & Rice, Lamb & Brown Rice and an 80/20 Meat & Fish recipe.

The range also covers life stages beyond the standard adult formulas: Simpsons Puppy Chicken Rice and Puppy Sensitive Salmon & Potato for growing dogs, and a Senior Light Chicken & Brown Rice recipe for older, less active dogs. As with any brand, we stock a selection rather than the entire catalogue Simpsons makes, and what is shown in the grid above reflects what is currently available to order.

From this brand

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

Simpsons Puppy Sensitive Salmon Potato

From£17.09

Simpsons Dog 80 20 Meat Fish

Simpsons Dog 80 20 Meat Fish

From£20.35

Simpsons Dog Sensitive Lamb Potato

Simpsons Dog Sensitive Lamb Potato

From£17.05

Simpsons Dog Sensitive Duck Potato

Simpsons Dog Sensitive Duck Potato

From£18.95

Simpsons Dog Sensitive Salmon Potato

Simpsons Dog Sensitive Salmon Potato

From£16.95

Simpsons Puppy Chicken Rice

Simpsons Puppy Chicken Rice

From£15.65

Simpsons Dog Chicken Rice

Simpsons Dog Chicken Rice

From£14.75

Simpsons Dog 80/20 Fish

Simpsons Dog 80/20 Fish

£89.95

Simpsons Dog Sensitive Chicken Potato

Simpsons Dog Sensitive Chicken Potato

From£16.95

Simpsons Dog Lamb & Brown Rice

Simpsons Dog Lamb & Brown Rice

£59.55

Simpsons Senior Light Chicken & Brown Rice

Simpsons Senior Light Chicken & Brown Rice

£62.65

Alpha Sensitive Salmon & Rice

Alpha Sensitive Salmon & Rice

£49.00

Common questions

Does Giddy Pets have reviews for Simpsons dog food?
No, not currently. We don't run a customer review system on the site yet, for Simpsons or any other brand, so we are not able to show you star ratings or written reviews — only what the recipes are and who they tend to suit.
Is Simpsons a hypoallergenic dog food?
The sensitive recipes are built around a single named protein rather than a blend, which is a genuinely useful starting point for narrowing down what does or does not agree with your dog. It is not a guarantee against every reaction, so introduce any new food gradually.
Does Giddy Pets stock the whole Simpsons range?
No. We stock a selection of Simpsons recipes across puppy, adult sensitive and senior formulas rather than every product the brand makes, and what is shown in the grid above is what we currently have available to order.
What if my dog doesn't get on with a new Simpsons recipe?
Introduce any new food gradually alongside what your dog already eats, over several days rather than swapping overnight, and watch their stools and appetite closely. If they seem unwell or the change does not settle, speak to your vet rather than persisting with it.

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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.