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Darling gets free food of course, being the company dog, but if she didn’t it would cost £2.67 a day. See below for more actual examples.

Take a look at the real life examples below and you will see that it costs much less than you might expect to feed your dog with Darling’s. Especially when you consider that our ingredients are all so good you could eat them yourself.

When you order we will work out an exact price for you. This will be linked to the weight of your dog. You can get this exact price by starting the Order now process and opting for a quick quote.

How do we keep the cost so reasonable? By buying direct from local producers, dealing direct with our customers (so no profit to retailers or wholesalers) and by not advertising.

Note that Darling’s is extremely competitively priced when you bear in mind that our primary ingredient is first class, traceable, fresh, British meat from animals and poultry that have been raised in a non-intensive manner.

Bongo, a small Yorkshire Terrier with a big heart costs the O’Sullivan family 99p a day to feed including treats. They also buy him a bag of bones every month for an additional £7.50 in order to keep his teeth and gums healthy. We recommend that all dogs are given bones for this reason.

Harry, a lively Cocker Spaniel, costs the Harneys £1.35 a day to feed. They have him on Darling’s Out of Season Working Dog Food which is zero-rated for VAT. Harry is a quick eater and to slow him down the Harneys bought him one of our special bowls (by request…not on the site) which has stopped him bolting his food.

Wolfie, a cheerful and tad rambunctious dog of no particular pedigree (and proud of it) costs the Ellis family £2.10 a day to feed. Before they switched to Darling’s they were feeding Wolfie a can of processed food (hiss, hiss) and a very pricey dried kibble (hiss, hiss, hiss) and it was costing them £1.90 – so the switch to ‘real food’ has cost them an extra 20p a day.

Sissy is not a lap dog and she needs plenty of nutrition. The Lane family feed her twice a day, opting for our Active Working Dog Food, and give her a handful of our handmade biscuits every day, as well. Sissy also loves our Dried Liver Treats which cost just £1.99 a bag.

Franklin, a loveable Labrador, was overweight before he switched to Darling’s. Now, thanks to the fact that we feed him exactly the amount of food he needs, he has his figure back. He costs the Burleigh family £2.80 a day to feed plus £15 a month for two bags of delicious lollipop bones.

Katie, a dog with a romantic but undocumented pedigree, costs the Smiths £1.70 a day to feed. Before they came to Darling’s they were home cooking food for Katie and they believe it was costing them about 50p to £1 a day more because they were getting the ingredients in the supermarket with their regular shopping.

Marvin, a small boxer with such a grand pedigree that if he was human he probably wouldn’t speak to the likes of us, enjoys our 100% organic meat and veg range. This costs £5.40 a day, which may seem expensive but if the Adams family (yes, they say they have heard all the jokes) bought the same ingredients from a butcher or supermarket they would pay substantially more.

Darling’s Real Dog Food range

Full details of our range (food, bones, biscuits and treats) designed to meet all your dog’s dietary needs... more.

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