Here's another Happy Dog offer, this time in Duck and 400g tins (better for dogs that require smaller portions). Of course you need to be patient, as it says "Usually dispatched between 1-2 months".
Useful for using up your £9.99 Dog Sample credit, perhaps?
100% Duck
Single protein source.
Can be used as a mixer or additional ingredient.
Grain free.
Ideal for dogs with specific food intolerances.
Product Description Happy Dog Wet Food - Happy Dog 100% Duck is exclusively made from local freshly slaughtered duck. Without soya, vegetable additives, colourants and preservatives.
Ingredients
Ingredients: Meat and animal by-products (100% duck), minerals. Analytical Constituents: raw protein 12.0%, raw fat 7.0%, raw ash 2.5%, raw fibre 1.0%, humidity 77.5% Additives: vitamin A 3000 I.E.,vitamin D3 300 I.E., vitamin E 12 mg
13 comments
louiselouise
16 Sep 17#1
I did a Deal for this one a few days back, and the price has steadily dropped over the days - worthwhile if you need it very soon, as my "estimated date of delivery" is 19th September.
(Bigger tins, though, at 800g!), £6.14* at the moment Happy Dog Wet Dog Food Pure Tinned Buffalo, 800 g, Pack of 6: amazon.co.uk/gp/…c=1
(Hm, actually, that one's changed in the last few minutes to Delivery Estimate - sigh).
*£6.08 now!
thorshammer1970
16 Sep 17#2
Great spot My dogs love this stuff whatever the flavour is
MonkeysUncle
16 Sep 17#3
Another person posted the 12pk deal and it went freezing. Apparently people don't like feeding their dogs 100% meat.
louiselouise to MonkeysUncle
16 Sep 17#5
Just saw that, seems when the price dips below a fiver it automatically goes to Add-On status. Haven't tried these yet, but will report back. Think it's like anything - some dogs love it, some hate it!
Edit: The aforementioned thread actually has a few useful comments, as reviews for these seem a bit thin on the ground hotukdeals.com/dea…689
GlasgowGrey said: "...getting a couple of these multipacks to donate to the local dog rescue
centre. It's not the best food out there (I had a free trial of their
dry food and it was middle of the road fare), but it's also not the
worst, and I'm sure the rescue centre will be grateful."
Read a few comments that Happy Dog gives their dogs runny bums, but as I say, some like it as well. Strange, though, as it's advertised as being suitable for dogs with food intolerances - most listings say it's "Grain Free" as well.
My niece's doggle usually gets the (Petsathome brand) Wainright's. These (Happy Dog) 12 x 400g and 6 x 800g packs are usually £20+ on various sites, so they can't be that bad?
louiselouise
16 Sep 17#4
I originally ordered the Buffalo but cancelled them, as the smaller tins suit my needs better. I also ordered the Purina BETA 14kg alongside (£14-odd at the moment) - was £11.80 but missed it overnight, whilst waiting for my credit to appear hotukdeals.com/dea…677
lillyluvit
16 Sep 17#6
Bought buffalo & duck , thanks
louiselouise
17 Sep 17#7
Now £5.12 and on Add-On now :disappointed: but there's still the Buffalo option, mentioned above which isn't on Add-On, bigger tins though at 6 x 800g - now down to £6.08: amazon.co.uk/gp/…KMY "Temporarily Out Of Stock"
louiselouise
19 Sep 17#8
Seems to be all gone, folks! Expired :smile: The Buffalo 6 x 800g tins has went up to £6.28 today (previous post).
louiselouise
21 Sep 17#9
It's appeared again at £4.19 on Add-On (the Duck 12 x 400g option), from "Currently Unavailable" a few days back.
louiselouise
26 Sep 17#10
£4.01 Add-On now!
louiselouise
27 Sep 17#11
£3.99 :grin:
louiselouise
28 Sep 17#12
£3.97 :grin:
louiselouise
29 Sep 17#13
Anyone who ordered around the time I posted this originally - my tins are due for delivery today (yesterday the Order Tracker hadn't even mentioned any sort of Dispatch happening!!).
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Useful for using up your £9.99 Dog Sample credit, perhaps?
Product Description
Happy Dog Wet Food - Happy Dog 100% Duck is exclusively made from local freshly slaughtered duck. Without soya, vegetable additives, colourants and preservatives.
Ingredients
Ingredients: Meat and animal by-products (100% duck), minerals. Analytical Constituents: raw protein 12.0%, raw fat 7.0%, raw ash 2.5%, raw fibre 1.0%, humidity 77.5% Additives: vitamin A 3000 I.E.,vitamin D3 300 I.E., vitamin E 12 mg
13 comments
(Bigger tins, though, at 800g!), £6.14* at the moment Happy Dog Wet Dog Food Pure Tinned Buffalo, 800 g, Pack of 6: amazon.co.uk/gp/…c=1
(Hm, actually, that one's changed in the last few minutes to Delivery Estimate - sigh).
*£6.08 now!
My dogs love this stuff whatever the flavour is
Edit: The aforementioned thread actually has a few useful comments, as reviews for these seem a bit thin on the ground hotukdeals.com/dea…689
GlasgowGrey said: "...getting a couple of these multipacks to donate to the local dog rescue centre. It's not the best food out there (I had a free trial of their dry food and it was middle of the road fare), but it's also not the worst, and I'm sure the rescue centre will be grateful."
Read a few comments that Happy Dog gives their dogs runny bums, but as I say, some like it as well. Strange, though, as it's advertised as being suitable for dogs with food intolerances - most listings say it's "Grain Free" as well.
My niece's doggle usually gets the (Petsathome brand) Wainright's. These (Happy Dog) 12 x 400g and 6 x 800g packs are usually £20+ on various sites, so they can't be that bad?