Puppy Food Promotions and Starter Food
Puppy food promotions, honestly: ask us what is running rather than read a page that may be months old. What is worth knowing either way is what your puppy is already eating, because a sudden switch in the first 7 days is the most common cause of an upset stomach.

Are there puppy food promotions at Puppy Singapore?
Ask us rather than trust a page. Anything printed here is a snapshot, and a stale offer is worse than none. The more useful question is what your puppy is currently eating, since keeping it on that food through the first 7 days at home avoids most upset stomachs.
Why we do not publish a standing offer
Offers change, and a promotions page nobody has updated is a page quietly telling people something untrue. We would rather this one asked you to check.
- No brand is named here. We sell puppies rather than food, and a seller recommending a brand it does not stock is either guessing or being paid.
- No discount is quoted here. If something is running when you message, you will be told what it is.
- No feeding quantity is published here. It depends on the food, the breed and the individual puppy, and your vet has weighed the animal.
The first week is the wrong time to change food
A puppy that has just left its litter is dealing with a new home, new people, new smells and its first nights alone. A new diet on top of that is the one variable you can simply choose not to add.
Ask what your puppy is eating before homecoming, and have some of it in the flat on day one. It is the easiest problem you will ever avoid.
Switching later, when you do want to
- Take about a week, mixing an increasing proportion of the new food into the old.
- Watch the stools. If something changes and stays changed, slow down or stop.
- Ask your vet at the appointment you are booking anyway, rather than a forum.
- Do not rush it. A puppy eating well on its current food is not a problem waiting to be fixed.
The first appointment is worth booking early rather than at week 12. Our vaccination schedule explains what is done before homecoming and what is still ahead, and the welcome pack page covers what comes with the puppy and what you still need to buy.