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CHEF dry food and 60 g dog food sample
Not sure whether your dog will like a new flavour? Instead of buying a big bag straight away, you can first order a 60 g CHEF dry food sample. It's a simple way to check whether your dog likes a recipe before you decide on a larger 1.5 kg or 9 kg pack.
In the CHEF line you'll find several interesting flavour variants: venison with cranberry and pumpkin seeds, salmon with parsnip and strawberry, duck with blueberries and spinach, veal with pear and courgette, and lamb with asparagus. There are options for puppies too.
Why get a dog food sample before buying a bag?
A dog food sample answers two questions that can't be settled from the label. Above all, it shows whether your dog will eat the recipe at all, and then how their digestive system copes with it over the first few days.
For you, this is a real saving, because a 9 kg bag bought on trial and rejected by your dog is an expense that can't be undone. The 60 g pack is enough for several meals, exactly enough to see the reaction without committing to a whole recipe for several weeks.
- For adult dogs: venison with cranberry, salmon with parsnip, duck with blueberries, veal with pear, lamb with asparagus, rabbit with lamb.
- For puppies: rabbit with turkey and lamb with raspberry.
- Three sizes: 60 g sample, 1.5 kg bag and 9 kg bag.
- A shared principle: all recipes are grain-free, sugar-free and free from artificial colourings.
How to test dog food samples?
It's worth testing dog food samples one at a time, not all at once. Dog food samples given one after another in a single day won't tell you anything, because with several changes in a row you can't work out which recipe caused which reaction.
A sensible approach looks like this: you introduce one recipe over a few days, mixing it with the old food in an increasing proportion, and watch. Only then do you move on to the next. A food measuring spoon scale helps with portioning, because kibbles differ in density and the same scoop gives a different weight.
CHEF dry food: what you'll find in this line
CHEF dry food covers all the kibble recipes along with their samples. CHEF dry food has the same recipe construction as our whole dry range: meat as the base, vegetables and fruit, zero grains and zero sugar.
The difference from the parent category is that here, alongside the bags, there are 60 g packs, the smallest format in which you can buy our food. If you're only looking for large packs, it's simpler to browse dry dog food. If, on the other hand, you're interested in pieces rather than kibble, the right place is dried dog food Dog Flakes.
Is a dog food sample enough to judge?
A dog food sample answers the question of acceptance, but not every question. The 60 g pack shows whether your dog eats the recipe eagerly and how they react to it at first, while effects visible in the coat or condition take several weeks of feeding.
That's why it's worth treating a sample as a first filter, not a full test. If your dog eats it with appetite and tolerates it well, the next step is the 1.5 kg bag, which lets you feed your dog for longer without committing to the 9 kg pack. Only once the recipe has proved itself over a longer period is it worth moving to the largest bag. With fussy dogs, pouring bone broth for dogs over the portion helps.