Puppies should receive about 2-3% of their ideal/expected ADULT weight split into 3 or more meals per day depending on age. If you do not know what their ideal adult weight may be then feed between 6-10% of their current weight. When puppies are four to six months old, they require a great deal of food and a little extra edible bone as they are building their adult teeth. Do not let puppies get too thin at this important age as their energy demands are tremendous when cutting new teeth.
Try to avoid feeding cold raw food in the first week. I suggest bringing the food to room temperature by allowing it to sit out of your refrigerator for 1 hr before feeding. If fed too cold and eaten to quickly your dog my have trouble digesting and even
Try to avoid feeding cold raw food in the first week. I suggest bringing the food to room temperature by allowing it to sit out of your refrigerator for 1 hr before feeding. If fed too cold and eaten to quickly your dog my have trouble digesting and even