if they are eating the dry food on their own that is great. just make sure that they continue to nurse from the mother for at least a few more weeks, but it is ok to continue to introduce hard foods into their diet. try mixing some hot water with the kibble to soften it up for them since their teeth are just developing.
no it cant. it does not have the correct nutrients in it for a growing puppy
yes but feed it slow and little bites of it. :)
Yeh you can I'm a pro dog con I no everything that is the perfect age
For a puppy to eat dry cat food once or twice won't harm him, but cat food is NOT for continuous dog feeding. The dog will soon get malnutrition.
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only if it`s puppy food by Natural balance.
it should only eat wet food
Puppy formula or puppy food
Yes, but there really isn't a need for it unless you have a bitch who is pregnant. Puppy food tends to have a higher protein content compared to adult dog food. Its better to just feed your dog regular dog food instead of puppy food.
Puppy or dog food only.
The switch from puppy food to regular dog food usually occurs at one year of age.
at least 3times a week but what i do is i feed my dog in the morning dog food and then in the afternoon i give him some meat so he can have strengh for the night and i c that my dog grows well no problems.
Puppy food has different nutrients than Adult food and is geared for the growth and maintenance of the puppy until it matures to Adulthood. puppy food has a higher fat content than adult food, as puppies are actively growing. Puppy food also has more protein than adult dog food. Answer: Puppy food has proteins and different kind of nutrients that puppies need to grow up into a healthy adult dog. The puppy dog food is specially designed for puppies. Adult dog food has nutrients that a full grown dog needs to keep on living a healthy life. Answer Puppy food is higher in calories.
Orijen puppy
The only time it is a good idea to mix puppy food with dog food is when you are transitioning over from one to the other. Puppy should is suggested for the first year of life. After that, you should make the transition to dog food. To do this, you start by mixing a little bit of dog food with the puppy food. You keep increasing the ratio of dog food to puppy food over a few days until your dog is completely transitioned over. Doing it slowly helps avoid stomach upset that occurs when you change your pet's food.
You should be feeding your dog some kind of puppy chow. These spcial mixes of dog food give puppies extra nutrients that they need to develop correctly and fully. They also contain more calories than regular dog food to help support your puppies active lifestyle.
Puppy chow is a very low quality fatty dog food.....puppy food in general has increased amount of fat which could pose a metabolism issue in an older dog. A high quality dog food along with dog specific exercise would be better