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Feeding your dog

Feeding your dog or puppy
Feed your dog a balanced diet to give them the nutrients they need

Ensuring good digestion
High-fibre food is good for digestion and makes it easy to pick up poo

Problem-free mealtimes for puppies
Puppies need a consistent feeding routine to avoid tummy upsets and settle in properly

What’s different about puppy food?
Puppy food contains more than twice the calories of adult dog food, plus extra nutrients

A balanced diet for fast-growing puppies
Your puppy needs the right mix of water, protein, carbohydrates, fats, minerals, vitamins and fibre

Why table scraps aren’t the best diet for your puppy
Feeding your puppy your leftover food could be harmful – there are better ways to show your love

Want to try a different puppy food?
It’s always best to start your puppy off on the food he’s used to but changing gradually is the key

Dry food, wet food or mixed?
Here’s our easy-to-follow guide to the different types of puppy food

Feeding guidelines for puppies
What food is best? How much and how often?

Could your puppy be overweight?
It’s important to make sure your puppy is the right weight

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