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Frequently Asked Questions
The following frequently asked questions may help answer any questions that you have about CSJ products. If you do not find the answer then please use our contact page to make an enquiry.
When would you use the Rocket Fuel?
To boost hard working dogs - as long as they do not have a wheat gluten intolerance.
(29/10/2009)
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What level of protein should I feed my puppy?
I like to feed a good quality puppy food (26 - 28% protein) from around 3 weeks until 10 weeks and then slowly introduce a lower protein ration.
(29/10/2009)
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What rations do you feed your own dogs?
(29/10/2009)
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Why are CSJ products so low priced?
...Because we don't employ any sales people (no salaries, bonuses or company cars), produce tonnes of glossy literature, adverts or packaging.
(29/10/2009)
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Why have I never heard of CSJ?
(10/11/2008)
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How does the food compare with well known, premium quality brands?
(10/11/2008)
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Julie Siddons - Old Champ!
Just wanted to update you on my dogs. All of them are looking a lot better. The old one is now on Old Champ!, for the first time in his life we have found a food he loves. The other two are on Fit and Fast! and their coats are a lot better. I was very successful at Crufts this year with my young one winning the Countrymans Weekly Trophy in the BASC ring for working dogs.
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MARY CARTER Satanta racing sled dogs Mary and husband John have the only purpose built sled dog training centre in the UK with seven miles of trails set in 218 acres.
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