It is easy to digest, low in fat and the protein level is 20%. We always reccomended Chappie especially for GSDs as some of them can bordering on pancreatic. It is like any food it will not suit all, but it is a good budget food.

The dry is completely different stuff to the wet, was told this on their help line. The wet is fish based but the dry is beef I think he said. (Even though they do both have chicken in). I havent tried the dry but the Chappie original tinned was a lifesaver when everything was going through Hedley. Now I just keep it for emergencies as he is happily established on Fish4dogs.

I got him some Burns as I thought it would calm him down, and in v small quantities he was OK with it, but when I tried increasing the Burns he got sloppy poos again. So I guess we will stick to the Fish4dogs. Oh well!

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Chappie and Butchers are the only wet Bears tummy will tollerate even natures diet comes straight out the other end

its not fab wet food but if it stops a runny bum, and mucus poo's e.t.c then its a good one imo

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lots of rodents
2 monster dogs
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My GSD is okay on the tins but they always make her poop very runny. Deff not something I would put her on fulltime sadly.

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Okay let me sum this up, Chappie is like chicken soup for humans, great when you're feeling ill but not a food that you'd spend your life time being fed on?

i have had the pup on iams and the big dog on asda complete with wet food, i have brought the cjs the pup champ and the older dog food and am gradulaly changing them over but they absolutely love it and it is so reasonable i would highly recommend the cjs

julie

that is the best thing ive heard said on here

~Yh lol I've repped Road Hog for that!