Feed puppies 5% of their bodyweight and up to 10% during a growth spurt. Monitor their condition closely and change their intake to suit needs. Requirements usually reduce around 8-10 months of age.
PUPPIES AGE | HOW OFTEN TO FEED |
< 12 weeks | 3 times a day |
12 weeks - 6 months | 2-3 times a day |
6 months - 1 year | 2 times a day |
1 year+ (adults) | 1-2 times a day |
Calcium & Phosphorus: Raw meaty bones naturally provide a balanced blend of calcium and phosphorus in their whole food form—taking the guesswork out of meal formulations and eliminating the need for extra supplements. When young puppies or kittens receive an appropriate amount of these bones, they obtain exactly the nutrients required for optimal growth and development, with any excess simply excreted by the body.
Balanced nutrition is essential, as feeding only meat can lead to nutrient imbalances. Although some veterinarians express concerns regarding raw diets—often due to the risks associated with unbalanced feeding—many experts also recognize the value of a diet that includes raw meaty bones for promoting strong, healthy development. We are proud to offer a nutritional approach that not only addresses these concerns but also supports the natural, robust growth of your beloved puppy.
A little caution goes a long way toward ensuring your pet’s dental health and overall happiness!
Cats and dogs are carnivores. Their digestive tracts are uniquely geared to meat–based proteins. They’re not meant to eat diets that include starches and grains. All brands of biscuits contain corn, soy, wheat or rice and most tinned, wet food contain gelling agents and grains. You must also stop bread, pasta, rice, potatoes, kumara, pumpkin etc. This is very important!