22 янв. 2019 г. · Growing pups need more calories, fat, minerals, and protein than adult dogs and should eat high-quality food formulated just for their age.
Should you feed a puppy until he is full?
Depending on his size and breed, he should be switched from puppy to adult food somewhere between 1 and 2 years of age. Larger dogs may not reach adulthood until they are around 2 years—it's important to continue feeding them puppy food until they are fully grown.
Should I let my puppy eat as much as he wants?
Don't Overdo the Treats Dogs are strongly motivated by food, which makes treats a great way to train your new puppy. But it's best to limit treats to 10 percent of a puppy's daily calories to make sure he gets all of the nutrients he needs from his food.
How do I know if I'm feeding my puppy enough?
You should be able to feel individual ribs, but not see the definition of each rib. This is a good rule of thumb. If you don't feel his ribs, it means you're overfeeding him. If you see visible ribs, then your dog is truly hungry and needs more food.
Do puppies know when they are full?
Dogs know when they're full or not, they'll eat more when they're not satisfied with their food and vice versa. The dog's digestive function is a bit the same as other animals, and they get stuffed when they overeat. However, dogs will eat anything presented in front of them due to the “feast or famine” mentality.
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