6–12 weeks of age: Feed 4 times per day.
3–6 months: Decrease feedings from four to three a day. By 12 weeks a pup should be losing their potbelly. If your dog is still pudgy at this age, continue to feed puppy-size portions until body type matures.
6 months – adult: Begin feeding twice daily.
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Puppies need puppy food, rich in Calcium and calories. Small breeds can make a switch to adult food at 9 months; medium breeds at 12, large breeds at 15 months and giant breeds should eat puppy food until 20 months old.
It is important to note that the feeding schedule may differ based on the breed and size of your dog. For instance, small breed puppies may require more frequent feeding as compared to large breed puppies. Similarly, the quantity of food may also vary depending on the size of the breed. It is always a good idea to consult with a veterinarian to determine the best feeding schedule and quantity for your puppy. Additionally, it is essential to monitor your puppy’s weight and adjust the feeding schedule accordingly to avoid under or overfeeding.
It is important to note that the feeding schedule may differ based on the breed and size of your dog. For instance, small breed puppies may require more frequent feeding as compared to large breed puppies. Similarly, the quantity of food may also vary depending on the size of the breed. It is always a good idea to consult with a veterinarian to determine the best feeding schedule and quantity for your puppy. Additionally, it is essential to monitor your puppy’s weight and adjust the feeding schedule accordingly to avoid under or overfeeding.
Physical activity should be avoided immediately after feeding. Especially in larger breeds as they are at a higher risk of gastric torsion.
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