How much do you recommend feeding your dog ? I have a 9 lb Havanese puppy. (9 months old). I feed her twice a day, about 1/4 cup each time.
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I have to 80-90 lb Labrador Retrievers. I give them 2 cups a day (plus some snacks). Sometimes I give them a little more -- but only if we walk about 3 miles. Based on my quick estimate, you feed proportionally less than I do. Since you have a puppy, you might want to add a little. However, just do the weight test: if you can feel the ribs, you're ok. If you can SEE the ribs -- you are not feeding enough. If you cannot feel the ribs, your dog is overweight.
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Yes, I feed my 2 dogs a 1/2 3.5 oz over dry food 2 xs a day. I have a 15 lb and 9 lb. the dry stays down if they get hungry but they never finish it. I go through one pack a day.
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You might go through 4-5 a day with a small puppy in training. We keep one out for our dog in case we're away for a day so she rarely needs to use it but it sure comes in handy when she does. She used a few extra this winter because of the extreme cold but a bag of these lasts us a long time now that she's trained.
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Feeding Guidelines:Small: for dogs up to 20 lbs. - 3.5 oz - 435 caloriesMedium: for dogs 20-40 lbs. - 2.5 oz - 309 caloriesLarge: for dogs 40-80 lbs. - 3.5 oz - 435 caloriesExtra Large: for dogs 80+ lbs. - 11.5 oz - 740 caloriesFound at: http://www.funtimedogshop.com/additional_info.php?item_id=380
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We had a 75 lb dog who we fed twice a day. We gave her one tablet with each meal. She didn't chew them so we put them inside a bit of wet dogfood and she gobbled right down. There is a chart on the box or bottle that recommends dosage depending on the size of your dog. I'd follow that.
198401
the yield is measured in cups, depending on how much water you add according to how your dog likes it, soupy or thicker, it should make about 64 cups.
559774
I measure with a teaspoon. My 70 lb dog gets 1 1/2 teaspoons with each of his two daily meals. This means 3 tablespoons per day total. Please, yopu do the math....
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Personally, I would consult my vet for a recommendation especially if the dogs are overweight . Our 10 lb mini dachshund gets 1/4 cup twice a day. I don ' t think it matters what plate they eat off of, as long as it doesn't have people food on it as we'll.
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No. It just says recommended feeding 2-4 per day but nothing about weight. My pups are 9lbs and 60lbs. I give them one each, broken in half inside a Kong with a little bit of peanut butter before I leave the house. Sometimes I'll do that before bed too but usually I give them Pet Naturals of Vermont Calming before bed because my Lab used to have nightmares. Same thing basically; for calming, but he sleeps through the night with the Pet Naturals one. So I do Chill Out in the day and Pet Naturals at night. If you go that route, I found it cheaper to buy the Pet Naturals for med-lg dogs and give the little one half and the big one a full one instead of buying the ones for small dogs too.
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My dog gets the suggested daily dose of 1/4 rounded teaspoon per cup of dry dog food. I know there are a lot of doses in the size container I buy which is one pound. This seems to be just about right for her as she seems to have no digestive problems. I have never actually counted the dosages, but it lasts a long time. I wouldn't want to be without this product.
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No, that can't be right. My 90 lb dog gets 2.5 cups per day of this food, has been for years, and is maintaining her ideal weight. We don't give a lot of treats or anything on top of that.
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It depends on weight of the dog. My dogs are small (Welsh Corgi and Jack Russell Terrier) weighing about 20 pounds each. I give them one bonelet per day, with food.
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The website feeding guide has 1|2 to 3/4 cups a day for 5-7 pounds. Look at the dog food website. s. So you are in the middle of the range. If you want to go up a bit you can.
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The body weight chart on the box shows this daily dose for the heavy dogs: 31-45 lbs. = 1-1/2 tab; 46-60 lbs. = 2 tab; 61-75 lbs. = 2-1/2 tab; 76-90 lbs. = 3 tab; 91-105 lbs. = 3-1/2 tab; over 105 = 4 tab. My 18 lb dachshund takes 1/2 tab twice a day. She is 15 yrs and is doing very well on it for over a year now.
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I had my vet analyze the ingredients and recommended dosage and was told the recommended dosage is way too high, which can be bad for the dog. So, at my vet's instruction, I give my 85 lb German Shepherd 1/2 of the 1 oz scoop with each meal (twice a day). So that's 1 scoop a day. A 5 lb container lasts us about 6 months for one dog. I don't know how many you have in your pack or their weights, but maybe you can do the math from this. Good luck.
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You will need at least one full bag of 30 lbs if not more. 15 lbs wont even last you 15 days. I feed my dog 4 cups of food a day too, and one 30 lb bag lasts me little under a month.
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Each bottle contains 32 fl. oz. The recommended dosage (as indicated on the label) for a dog weighing between 25-49 lbs. is 2 teaspoons in the morning and 1 teaspoon in the evening, for a total of 1/2 oz. per day. So, in your case a bottle should last 64 days or just over 2 months.