It varies. But most begin eating at six weeks. Some may be ready to begin at 5 weeks, but give them that extra week of mom's proteins, etc. if possible.
Then switch to Puppy Chow or food of some sort that won't hurt their gums.
Over 3 months, but it's better to mix and vary the diet, mix dry food with wet.
a month and a half!
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4-5 weeks some dry food by 6 only dry needed
Get some dry dog food at the store that were made specially for puppies.
The Natural Balance Pet Food Original Ultra Small Breed Bites Dry Dog Formula is a fabulous dry dog food for puppies. The regular one, which isn't for puppies, has gotten amazing reviews on consumersearch.com.
Depends on what type of food you are using. But if it is dry food, I would say about 3/4 of a cupβs worth 2-3 times a day. Otherwise just read the instructions on the yoe of food you bought, there are different portion sizes for different sized dogs. 65lbs would be considered a βmediumβ sized dog. Possibly underweight for a Golden Retriever, Iβd have to look that up.
Dry puppy food has more calories in it, so I prefer to feed a good name brand of dry puppy food. You can also mix the canned puppy food in with the dry puppy food.
The Natural Balance Pet Food Original Ultra Small Breed Bites Dry Dog Formula is a fabulous dry dog food for puppies. The regular one, which isn't for puppies, has gotten amazing reviews on consumersearch.com.
will a puppie rather eat wet or dry food
Just put the food out. When they are ready for dry food, they will start to eat it on their own.
Yes it shouldn`t sour if its dry food if its wet food throw it away.
When the puppies start eating solid food, they suckle less and the mother's milk will dry up.
Yes! just make sure that it is quality food, and not the cheap supermarket kind. Switch him/her over slowly by adding a little dry food to the canned, then increase the dry food and decrease the canned food over the period of a week until it is all dry food.
We have the company assurance that moist food won't hurt them. But, you need to know, if you only feed your dog soft food it can affect their teeth. Most breeders feed, their puppies & dogs, dry puppy or dog food.