91 reviews forSimpsons Premium Dry Dog Food Economy Packs 2 x 12kg

best food ever out i gave it to her and she gobbled it down in 2 seconds flat

I have an 8 year old staffy x, just adopted a 2 year old whippet x and currently fostering a 5 year old terrier x. As you can imagine they all have different needs when it comes to food. This food not only suits them all but it makes their coats shine, gives them energy and they love it! It's a very reasonable able price considering the quality of the ingredients. Highly recommend.

My German Shepherd has never had stomach problems since he started on Simpsons. I tried many brands but he stayed thin and let's just say the state of my lawn wasn't very pleasant. Then I found Simpsons. The Sensitive range worked well but he wasn't very enthusiastic after a while. However, he has been on the 80/20 mixed meat and fish for a long time and still loves it. The portion required is less than other brands and I finally have my happy healthy GSD; plus the lawn looks good again!

Changed my 2 year ckc spaniel to Simpsons sensitive. Was on 80/20 diet previously but his stools were very soft and he had terrible gas. Plus he was gaining weight at an alarming rate. Since feeding him Simpson sensitive salmon and potato he's slimmed down, stools are nice and firm and no more smelly gas. And not so hyperactive in the house.

I recently changed my Cavalier onto this food as she was on a wheat free food previously but had constantly waxy itchy ears, a friend advised me to put her on a grain free food, after much research I chose simpsons and she is a different dog , much happier with no waxy ears , now she is pregnant with a planned litter and is enjoying the puppy food , and all of the puppies will be going to their new homes with simpsons puppy food great product good value for money

My gsd pup loves this dogfood. Keeps her healthy and her coat is shining. Good for training too as she is happy to work for this instead of treats.

As a young puppy our Labrador suffered from regular stomach upsets and an unpredictable toilet routine despite being carefully fed. He also started to go off eating his food. After a few unsuccessful tries of alternate brands we tried Simpsons sensitive puppy food. The result was almost instant. One year on we have a very healthy and happy dog who loves his food and regularly gets comments on the shine on his coat.

My boxer, until recently, was fed a variety of dry food and tinned meat. I didn't feel she was getting the best out of her food and wanted to switch to a grain free diet. I chose Simpson's 80/20 as it received fab reviews and contains MSM & glucosamine, which I had previously fed as a supplement. She loves it, and she looks great. Her skin and coat are healthy, she has heaps of energy without being off the wall, and the stiffness in her back legs has almost gone. She is far less windy, and her poops are solid, smaller and less frequent. It's also very good value for money as you don't have to feed as much as the cheaper brands. Making the switch to Simpson's was the best decision I made!

Great quality food. Have always bought Simpsons for our Lab since he was a pub - the Salmon/Potato one initially and now this one as it is about 15% cheaper. Not the cheapest food on market - but worth it for the quality

The Simpsons salmon/lamb/chicken & Potato products really suit our two cocker spaniels. We have tried a number of other products to no avail, the dogs simply kept losing weight and had loose stools very frequently. We exercise our dogs through the daytime so feeding them well after exercise works best for them. As this is a high protein diet you do have to ensure you brush their teeth regularly, due to their IBS Symptoms it is difficult to give treats other than chews like rabbit ears.

Fantastic quality grain free food with no added ingredients with no nutritional value like other supermarket brands. My dog no longer suffers from irritated skin and loose stools I suspect this was due to the fillers and grains in previous food he was fed. We now have our happy dog back and an empty bowl:)

Aiming to give my active dog an energy boost for his beginners agility, and to get my lazy dog a little trimmer, I decided to give this 80/20 a try. After bracing myself for the cost, I switched them from standard dry food and a bit of meat, to this and a bit of meat. Well both dogs love it, lazy dog has sleeked down a trifle without increased scrounging, and active dog is full of beans, though energy level hard to quantify. It seems to satisfy them with a smaller volume and weight than grain based food, so, while pricy,means it works out not quite as expensive as I thought.

Our two lurchers do really well on this with no digestive problems.

Tried a number if different dry food for my jack Russell x and this is the only one that's really helped

Have tried several dry foods from Zooplus, in fact I currently have this and another leading brand but when I place their food they eat this first and are not interested in the other stuff! My Chihuahua also manages with this food as the pellets are small whereas the other brand has big pellets that are not ideal for smaller dogs (I wish they said this on their packets!). I am sticking to this food, it looks better, smells better and I'm sure my dogs will agree tastes better

When we 1st got my puppy I had a bit of trouble trying to find the right food. Obviously I wanted the best food for my dog & was prepared to pay a bit more. I eventually tried this - after many other brands- and she loves it. Nice shiny coat, full of energy & very well formed stools. Definately recommend. Just wish Simpsons had more flavours for puppies

I have an English bulldog with lots of food intolerance... At some point he was vomiting 15-20 times a day. I have tried some other foods, as per the breeder instructions I continued with Royal Canine starter (horrific food), then switched him on Acana for a while, Orijen and went for wet food. Of course our vet recommended Hills ID, which again it is a garbage food. Since I switched on Simpsons I haven't had any problems with him anymore. Shiny coat, firm stool and 0 vomiting for 8 months now!

All puppies in a litter of 11 are being weaned using Simpsons puppy and all wolf it down with gusto (although I think they would eat anything). Their poops are healthy, and not too smelly. However, I am taking a star off due to the relatively high price per KG. Works out at £3.33 per KG, and since a probably regarded as better Acana puppy food at £3.52 per KG is available on this site, the value for money factor is in questionable.

My 17 wk old labrador puppy lobes this. My tried 2 or 3 foods before I finally found one which suited my pup. Lovely shiny coat & kibble is a good size so the pup has to crunch to eat

My French Bulldog has had about 5 types of grain free food, before we tried Simpson. Most were very heavy and dense kibble, and she kept eating to the minimum. Now she finishes her bowl, her stool hasn't been irragular ever since and the stinky farts have presented itself less and less. And the food is very affordable, if you look at other quality brands such as Royal Canin. I'm sticking with this!!