A box that turns up before you run out.
Pick the recipes, pick the size, and it arrives every four weeks. Change it, pause it or stop it from one page, with nobody trying to talk you out of it.
Work out the portion
Weight, age and how busy the day is. The calculator turns that into grams and a box size.
CalculatorMix your recipes
All one flavour or a bit of each. Twelve tins is the smallest box we send out.
BuilderIt arrives
Every four weeks in a plain cardboard box. No branding, because nobody needs a delivery advertising itself.
Change or stop
Skip a delivery, change recipes, move the date or cancel outright. All of it self serve.
The rulesBuild your box
Mix the recipes however you like. Twelve tins is the smallest box we send. The more you take, the less each tin costs.
Your box
- Tins
- 0
- Price a tin
- £2.60 a tin
- Lasts about
- 0 days
Nothing is charged here. This is a design concept, so the button is for show.
What it costs
One price per tin, falling as the box gets bigger. Delivery is included on every box. No joining fee, no membership, no introductory price that quietly doubles.
| Box size | A tin | Every four weeks | Suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12 tins | £2.60 | £31.20 | A cat, or a small dog |
| 24 tins | £2.45 | £58.80 | A medium dog, or two cats |
| 36 tins | £2.30 | £82.80 | A large dog |
| 48 tins | £2.20 | £105.60 | A very large dog, or a full house |
| 60 tins and up | £2.20 | From £132.00 | Multiple dogs |
Delivery
Two to four working days, tracked, included in the price. Tins are heavy, so the box will not fit through a letterbox. You can leave a safe place instruction.
Pausing
Skip one delivery or pause for up to six months. Holidays, a stay at the in laws, a vet putting them on something else for a fortnight. All fine.
Cancelling
One click, no phone call, no retention offer. If it was not right, tell us why in the box that appears. We read them.
If they will not eat it, you have not lost anything.
Tell us within fourteen days of your first box and we refund the whole thing. Keep the tins or give them to a rescue, whichever is easier.