Feeding Schedule Of Puppies

Follow a systematic plan for feeding your pet dog. At the next veterinarian checkup, consult your pet doctor and request specific guidance to guarantee you are giving your puppy proper nourishment. The average feeding plan for puppies would be:

• At six to sixteen weeks: Provide three to four meals a day (small pups should have four meals maximum)

• At three to six months: Provide two to three meals a day

• From six months to 1 year: Provide two meals a day

Giving your food to your pet directly from your food plate is not advised. It might be compelling to offer puppies small portions of your meal because they will frequently beg for it. It might be safe for them to consume your food, though it could be challenging to break the habit once they always feel entitled to take a share. Maintain a healthy puppy diet and stick to a fixed feeding schedule. Start teaching your pet the appropriate feeding behavior as early as possible. Until the pup learns appropriate behavior, crate training or keeping them away from the kitchen or dining area might be necessary.

Know more about your pet’s nutritional needs during your pet’s health and wellness visits to your vets Flat Rock, NC.