Work out roughly how much your dog eats a day, then pick the combination that lands you a delivery every four to eight weeks. Both the size and the interval can change, and it's worth comparing both.
Find the combination that fits
Your dog | Eats about | A good fit |
5kg | 90g a day | 4kg every six weeks, or 6kg every two months |
10kg | 150g a day | 6kg every five weeks, or 8kg every two months |
15kg | 200g a day | 6kg monthly, or 12kg every two months |
25kg | 300g a day | 8kg monthly, or 12kg every six weeks |
30kg | 345g a day | 12kg monthly, or 24kg every two to three months |
If your bag runs out too early
Go up a size before you shorten the interval. A bigger bag costs less per kilo, so 8kg every two months beats 4kg every four weeks on both price and hassle.
If bags are stacking up
Go up a size and lengthen the interval, rather than dropping to a smaller bag more often. Unopened kibble keeps for 18 months, so a bigger bag arriving less often is fine.
You can also skip the next order once to clear the backlog, then let the new interval take over.
What each size costs per kilo
Bag | Subscriber price | Per kg |
2kg | $44.00 | $22.00 |
4kg | $76.80 | $19.20 |
6kg | $100.80 | $16.80 |
8kg | $118.40 | $14.80 |
12kg | $158.40 | $13.20 |
24kg | $280.00 | $11.67 |
How to make the change
Open the link in any subscription email, change the bag size and the interval, and save. The new price applies from your next order. Do it a couple of days before your next billing date so it catches the right one.
You can also add poop bags to the same delivery while you're in there, which saves paying shipping on them separately.
If you'd rather we did it, email [email protected] with your order number, your dog's weight, and how fast you're getting through a bag.