Not logged inChampdogs Information Exchange
Forum Breeders Help Search Board Index Active Topics Login

Find your perfect puppy at Champdogs
The UK's leading pedigree dog breeder website for over 25 years

Topic Dog Boards / General / Bulmers Dog Meats
- By Wait Ok Date 06.06.18 08:21 UTC
Having recently lost our local supplier near Chichester of this lovely product, I have just discovered another supplier of the "Bulmers" product, who delivers from Kent area and around the south to Chichester and beyond.
Am I aloud to mention the name "David's Doggie Dinners".  Fantastic customer service :grin:
There may be many of others who already know about this service and maybe I am a bit late with my discovery. (just a bit of useless information)  !!
- By suejaw Date 06.06.18 08:48 UTC
I use them as well. Very good service. Reminds me i need to put another order in
- By furriefriends Date 06.06.18 09:25 UTC
Yes excellent company with a good range of products from lots of suppliers.
- By rachelsetters Date 06.06.18 10:47 UTC Upvotes 1

> Yes excellent company with a good range of products from lots of suppliers.


That is exactly what appeals to me - the variety.
- By furriefriends Date 06.06.18 10:52 UTC Upvotes 1
The other two who are very good and have a good range are tadley pets and scuffles both sell simialr range to ddd but cover other areas of the country
- By MamaBas [gb] Date 06.06.18 11:06 UTC
Tadleys seem to stock LOADS of different raw food but HOW TO BEGIN   LOL.    Confused.com      Maybe I should change the habit of a life-time now we are down to just 2, but I'd have NO idea what to choose to feed them, and how much!!
- By georgepig [gb] Date 06.06.18 16:46 UTC Upvotes 2
It’s easy if you buy completes. Aim for 2-3% of their bodyweight if adult as a starter guide.
I feed completes but give raw fresh fish, eggs and if we ever have any leftover veg but the latter doesn’t count in the weight.

I used to think it was complicated but my pup has grown fine. If he gets bones to chew such as ribs or turkey necks I just check his poo isn’t white and crumbly but if it is he gets a boneless meal to counteract the extra bone. If he looks a bit thin he gets a bit more food and vice versa.

Transitioning is slightly more complicated when adult than as a pup but there are plenty of websites and Facebook groups that can advise which are the best proteins to start with and how much offal to give in the first few weeks.
- By furriefriends Date 06.06.18 16:50 UTC Upvotes 1
Adults can go.straight over as well but I would agree joining a good fb group to help.should things not go exactly to plan is very worthwhile . Tweaks are sometimes necessary as completes do vary and some dogs need some slight alterations. Groups.like  barf uk are excellent
- By Harley Date 07.06.18 21:31 UTC
I use them too and am really pleased with the variety of choice and their customer service and would most certainly recommend the company.
Topic Dog Boards / General / Bulmers Dog Meats

Powered by mwForum 2.29.6 © 1999-2015 Markus Wichitill

About Us - Terms and Conditions - Privacy Policy