Feeding Guide

Adult Dogs

Underweight / Very Active

Feed approximately 3% of your dog’s body weight per day.

In underweight dogs, the ribs, spine and other bones may be easily felt and visible. From above, the body may appear narrow with a noticeably thin waist.

Ideal Weight

Feed approximately 2.5% of your dog’s body weight per day.

A dog at an ideal weight should have a healthy, muscular appearance. The ribs, spine and hips should be easy to feel but not necessarily visible. From above, there should be a clearly defined waist, with the abdomen gently raised when viewed from the side.

Overweight

Feed approximately 2% of your dog’s body weight per day.

In overweight dogs, the ribs and other bones may be difficult to feel beneath fat deposits. Extra fat may be noticeable around the back, neck and hindquarters, with little or no visible waistline and a lower or sagging abdomen.

Puppies

Starting your puppy on a raw diet can be straightforward, even if they are currently eating processed food.

Healthy puppies can generally begin their new raw diet from their next meal. However, if your puppy has a sensitive stomach, existing health concerns or difficulty adjusting to dietary changes, consider transitioning gradually over 3–5 days.

Puppy Feeding Amounts

• 2–4 months: Feed 8–10% of body weight daily

• 4–6 months: Feed 6–8% of body weight daily

• 6–8 months: Feed 4–6% of body weight daily

• 8–12 months: Feed 3–4% of body weight daily

These percentages are recommended guidelines only. Feeding requirements vary depending on breed, age, activity level, metabolism and individual body condition. Monitor your dog regularly and adjust their portions where necessary.