Tuesdays and Fridays, to the door
Local delivery
Dylan does two rounds a week in the van. Free within three miles of the shop on orders over £25, and he will carry it up the steps and put it where you want.
Half of Porth lives up a flight of steps. That is a long way with a 12 kg sack, and there is no shame in it.
The van goes out on Tuesday and Friday mornings. Inside three miles of the shop, which covers Porth, Trehafod, Ynyshir, Cymmer and Dinas, it is free if the order comes to £25 or more. Further up the two valleys, as far as Tonypandy, Tylorstown and Tonyrefail, it is £3. Further than that, ring us and we will see.
Order by phone, on the form, or by leaving a note on the counter. Pay on the doorstep by card or cash, or settle up next time if you are a regular. Dylan knows which dogs bark, and he will put the sack in the shed.
A standing order means you never run out: tell us how much and how often, and it arrives every four or six weeks without anyone needing to remember. Cancel by saying so.
What you get
- Tuesday and Friday rounds
- Carried in, up the steps and into the shed
- Card or cash on the doorstep
- Standing orders every four or six weeks
- Text the morning we are coming
- A look at your dog, if your dog agrees
What it costs
Free within 3 miles over £25. £3 further up the valley. The price list has the rest, and the food cost calculator works out a bag by the week.
Questions about local delivery
What if I am out?
Tell us where to leave it. We know a lot of sheds. If it is a wet day and there is nowhere dry, we bring it back and try again.
Is it only for people who cannot get to the shop?
No. Anybody can use it. It is mostly used by people with sensible backs who want to keep them.
Bring the dog in. We will weigh it for nothing.
Or put in a weight and a food, and see which bag, how long it lasts and what it costs a week.