75% off your first box of dog food with Tails.com

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Hi everyone

We wanted to pop in and let you know that Tails.com are offering Mumsnetters 75% off their first box of dog food, plus free delivery.

Tails.com create a unique recipe for your dog based on information you provide about their breed, health and lifestyle. You can get 75% off your first box, and from then on boxes are delivered monthly (or fortnightly for puppies).

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Just to let anyone considering this know that Nestle Purina is a majority shareholder in tails.com

Are Nestle Purina the devil incarnate? I'm guessing yes by your post.

I’m sure these aren’t very good quality of dog food anyway.

It scores very low in nutrition scores. And markets as a bespoke food

Scores 62% on nutrition ratings... our dog loves it and the price point is fantastic

I tried this a few months ago- we got a "try a month free" voucher- as did two relatives.
Yes it's convenient having it delivered- but it left my and my aunt's golden retrievers hungry and begging for more food much more than normal!

We stopped using this now as the quality really declined over the last year - pretty much after purina took over. They deny the recipe has changed but you can see and smell the difference

@headpotato a lot of people boycott Nestle due to their questionable morals. You can Google it if you want.

I ordered from them and the connection isn't clear so I thought I would mention it so that anyone who would be bothered by this is aware.

I was disappointed in Tails. They say it is created especially for your dog so I would have thought they would be able to change the formula if it didn't suit. We tried it for my mum's dog but although he ate it happily it gave him the runs. When we cancelled the subscription they made no attempt to make any changes.

Thanks. I did Google Nestle and other than the Child labor, unethical promotion, manipulating uneducated mothers, pollution, price fixing and mislabeling they seem ok...

No, actually they seem to be the scum of the earth.