Fallon’s Weight Management Discovery Box

Fallon’s Weight Management Discovery Box

Try two carefully selected recipes for dogs that need help maintaining a healthier weight.

The Fallon’s Weight Management Trial Box is designed for owners who want to try a lighter feeding option without committing to a full-size bag straight away.

You’ll receive:

• 2kg Fallon’s Cold Pressed Slim Down
• 2.5kg Fallon’s Light & Mature

4.5kg of food for £26.95.

Why choose the Weight Management Discovery Box?

• Try two different lighter recipes before buying a larger bag
• Ideal for dogs that need to lose weight or maintain a healthier body condition
• Includes a cold pressed option and a light everyday recipe
• Useful for older or less active dogs
• Helps you discover which recipe your dog prefers
• No subscription or ongoing commitment

What’s included?

Fallon’s Cold Pressed Slim Down
A cold pressed recipe developed for dogs where weight control is a priority, giving owners a convenient option for a more managed feeding approach.

Fallon’s Light & Mature
A lighter recipe suited to dogs that may need fewer calories, including older dogs and those with lower activity levels.

Weight management is about more than the food

Maintaining a healthy weight depends on several factors, including portion size, treats, exercise, age and activity level.

Even a well-formulated lighter food can be overfed, so weighing your dog’s daily portion and reviewing treats can make a significant difference.

For dogs that need to lose weight, gradual and steady progress is usually preferable to rapid weight loss.

Which recipe suits your dog best?

The Weight Management Trial Box allows you to compare both recipes and see which your dog enjoys and gets on with best before moving onto a larger bag.

Try both recipes, find the best fit, then move onto the full-size bag.

Changing your dog’s food

Introduce any new food gradually over several days, particularly if your dog has a sensitive digestive system.

If you’re unsure how much your dog should be eating, consider their ideal weight rather than simply their current weight, and adjust portions according to age, activity level and progress.

If your dog is significantly overweight, has unexplained weight gain or has an existing medical condition, speak to your vet before making major dietary changes.