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• Guest 12th Nov 2009

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  Bought Chappie after reading the many rave reviews on here. My three greyhounds have sensitive stomachs so I thought thought this would be the answer to their problems. However, it has turned out to be the WORST food they have ever tried. Immediately after eating it they had constant flatulence and their motions were loose and very smelly. Stuck with it for a few days, but had to take them off the food due to it upsetting their delicate tums. I mixed it in over a few days to a week, so that did not cause the problem. Looks like we are going to have to go back on Pro Plan Lamb and Rice. It's very expensive, but certainly does the job and my dogs had no problems at all whilst they were on it.
  

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• Guest 20th Oct 2009

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  Hi, can any one advise me, i have a 8 month wire fox terrier and since a pup he has been fed on Hills Science puppy food and have found that his poo is some times a bit slimy, i have thought about changing his diet but the vet advise to wait till he is a year old as Hills is the best on the market, having been on reviews for various other dog foods this chappie seems to be worth giving a go but should i try the tins or go on to adult complete ?. Hope someone can advise me... Donna

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• Guest 13th Oct 2009

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  we were told by a vets asistant that chappie is the closes thing to science plan but a lot cheaper and just as good, good for dogs with sensitive tums, good stuff but makes the mouth stink.

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• joan dalton 30th Sep 2009

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  My dog is a minature black poodle, 8 1/2 years old, and for several years he suffered with tummy problems and was losing a lot of weight, we put him on Chappie Original Dog Food and we have not looked back. He has gained weight, and sometimes is a bit porky but very few tummy problems. I would recommend this to anyone, especially if your dog is a bit poorly. We weill never change brands.
  
  I would like to have known before purchase how good Chappie was, but also that you could not always get t ...

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• Guest 12th Sep 2009

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  Two years ago I bought my Leo pup Bobby, at that time he was on Iams. He got very ill and we nearly lost him. After much trial and error we put him on Chappie. He never looked back. Today he is his proper weight and very fit and active. All our 3 dogs are now on Chappie and thrive on it. We wouldn's use anything else now.

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• Guest 25th Aug 2009

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  hi i have three dogs and we used to use mixed biscuits for them and for years they would have upset tummys, we came across Chappie Original Dog Food when my mums friend at work told her give it a try because she had the same problems with her dogs. my dogs love it and i would'nt change their food now or ever. i liked chappie the because my dogs are really happy and because it is really cheap and i dont think that i have had any thing wrong with it so people give it a try its worth it.

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• Guest 15th Aug 2009

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  My 6yr old west highland terrier has had skin problems for years and after recently changing to a new vet who recommended chappie, we haven't looked back. Her skin problem cleared up within a couple of weeks and her itching and scratching stopped completely. She is a happy westie and is wagging her tail again. I have always fed her on dry food in the past and dreaded giving her wet food as I thought clearing up after her would be rough, but I was wrong. The smell of chappie isn't very nice but m ...

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• Guest 7th Aug 2009

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  My six month old labradoodle often had an upset stomach and very soft stools. After many trips to the vet and expensive prescription dog food a friend suggested 'Chappie' and now will never give him anything else. It is brilliant - no more tummy problems and he loves it!!

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• Guest 4th Aug 2009

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  Chappie dry soaked in warm water saved my puppies life.She is an 8month old staffy & ate a Huge nylabone.Took her to the vets & she said put her on chappie (fortunately she was already on it)we just had to add brown bread & mop up sick for 3 days.it saved alot of money & probably her life.So we are sticking with this very cheap no nonsense dog food.If you are having problems with tinned chappie then go to dry moistened with warm water,its worth a try.

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• amanda harrison 18th Jun 2009

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  my dog has a funny tummy and she only eats chappie original dog food all other dog foods make her have an upset tum.

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• Findlaydog08 28th May 2009

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  My boxers use to get upset tums quite often. I used chappie for a week and I have never used anything else since and that was 20 years ago. I have always feed my boxers on it and they are in tiptop condition.
  
  It has become so sloppy lately that I have to stand over the dogs and scrap the bowls for them or I have had to hand feed them as they get so fed up with it.
  COME ON CHAPPIE GET IT SORTED OUT.

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• ChappiePetition 26th May 2009

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  Hi, I have come to this site while searching for the website for 'Chappie' due to the change in the consistency of the meat over the past months. I cannot find a contact direct. When I came across this forum and noticed that other people have complained about the same issue. On the tin the trade distributer is 'Waltham' but that's all I have right now. If anyone has more information that would be great?I think Chappie has been a major part of my dogs health over the years and I am worried ab ...

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• Guest 11th May 2009

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  We have been giving our dogs Chappie for at least 15 years and have never had any problems BUT over the last few months the consistency has become stodgy and difficult for our dog to eat.We are so disappointed and will not be using the product again.

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• Guest 8th May 2009

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  i have since xmas recued a very skinny bullmastiff who was at least 2 stone under weight he had a very senstive stomach and is stools were always sloppey,i have paid as much as £15 + to help him ,but to no avail , i phoned the pound up from where i had him from ,and they recommed chappie ,i dont think i will change is food now as he is putting weight on and seems satisfied dont judge a tin by the cover .

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• oliversmum 28th Apr 2009

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  I have used Chappie for 15 years and I too have found over the last 2 months that the consistancy has become awful. It is a nightmare to try and cut through and it sticks to my dogs palate and he struggles to eat it. I have tried to find a webpage for the manufacturers but have been unable to find one.

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• Jane Bowden 25th Mar 2009

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  I've use Chappie for 4 years and been very pleased with it. However in the past few months, the consistency has become horrible and sticky, and our dog, a golden retriever, has difficulty getting his mouth to open while he's eating. By the time he's finished, the dog food is halfway up the wall!

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• Guest 2nd Mar 2009

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  Chappie Original Dog Food is good value, good for sensitive stomachs. I have x 3 gsd - brilliant coat , full of life and energy to work/ train. Have used chappie now for 7 years and don`t use anything else all my dogs seem to enjoy their meals - dry or with a little taster on..... 1 gsd had bowel / stomach complaints and was on a veterinary diet, I was advised by a friend to try chappie and have never looked backed........

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• Guest 24th Feb 2009

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  chappie Original Dog Food has always been a good food with a fairly solid consistency but recently the tinned food appears to me to have turned into a sloopy consistency.
  I purchase the very large tins frequently and with in the last month the consistency has turned sloppy and certainly not as easy to handle.

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• rowanspaniel 29th Dec 2008

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  Chappie Original Dog Food - Having had show dog for many years I have tried numerous brands in time for various problems. Used to feed Wellbeloved but the latest show dog was always very skinny and after 2 years she still looked like a nine month old puppy. Mentioned it at a dog show to one of my fellow competitors and he told me about Chappie complete. He had a bitch with the same problem and said after 4 months on Chappie complete he had to put her on a diet as she was getting too fat! Tried m ...

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• ribena2788 28th Dec 2008

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  my weimaraner has many health problems and the vet has said she cant tolerate meat and dairy. before we found this out we had tried Chappie Original Dog Food and it helped her have solid stools. she is on a veggie diet and is really underweight. i have just started adding chappie again to her diet after 5 months of solid stools. although it is meat she has been able to digest it and put on a couple of pounds in a week. although she goes to the toliet alot (that is just her though) her stools are ...

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