how much should i feed my 4 month old springer spaniel?
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A young Springer Spaniel puppy (4-12 months) weighing 20 pounds needs an estimated 733 kcal per day. You always need to adjust your dog's food intake based on his activity level and other factors.
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For toys above 10 pounds and minis under 15 pounds, you may feed the dog 1 cup per day. For all other minis, increase the amount to 1 and 1/3 cup per day. For maxi cockapoos, you should feed your pup 1 3/4 cups of food per day.
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An 8 week old golden retriever puppy will only eat about 1.5 cups of food a day. By 4 months, he should be at 3 cups and up to 4 cups around 6 months. What to Expect: You can expect your puppy's appetite to gradually increase over time.
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Puppies have different dietary needs than adult dogs do. For Dachshund puppies, follow this rough feeding guideline: 2-4 months old: 4 meals daily. 4-6 months old: 3 meals daily. 6-8 months old: 2-3 meals daily.
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An 8 week old golden retriever puppy will only eat about 1.5 cups of food a day. By 4 months, he should be at 3 cups and up to 4 cups around 6 months.
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Purina recommends that a dog that will weigh in the 21 to 50-pound range as an adult should get 2/3 to 1¼ cups of food per day when they're between one and a half to three months old. From four to five months of age, they should get 1 ¾ to 2 ⅓ cups. At six to eight months they should be fed 1⅓ to 2 cups.
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Larger Bernedoodle dogs will need more. On the low end, the chart recommends 2-2/3 cups per day for 50-pound dogs. Up to 4-1/4 cups per day for larger dogs on the high end (90 pounds).
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As a rule of thumb, miniature Dachshund puppies should be eating approximately one half-cup to one full cup of kibble per day. You can use a measuring cup or weight (in grams) to ensure you're feeding your pup the right amount.
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As a rule of thumb, an adult dog should eat around 2-3% of its ideal body weight per day (e.g. a 10kg dog should eat roughly 200g of food per day). Following on from our Weaning Paste, at about 8 weeks of age puppies will need approximately 5-6% of their body weight per day, spread across 3-4 meals.
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Go to my Profile and you can find all dog material there... An adult GSD of between 60 lb to 90 lb (27kg to 40kg) you will feed 3-5 cups of dog food daily (10.5 to 17.5 oz, OR 300 g to 500 g). Generally, you should feed an adult (at 1-2 years of age onwards) German Shepherd twice a day – morning and evening.
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You can modify this according to any recommendations from your dog's vet. As a rule of thumb, miniature Dachshund puppies should be eating approximately one half-cup to one full cup of kibble per day. You can use a measuring cup or weight (in grams) to ensure you're feeding your pup the right amount.
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At 8 weeks old, Weimaraner puppies need to be fed 1/2 to 3/4 of a cup three times a day making sure it is good quality puppy food, but the amount would need to be increased quite quickly as they grow.
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Here's the general guidelines for how much Yorkies need to eat: 1/3 to 1/2 cup of kibble daily for Yorkie puppies between 2 and 4 pounds. 1/3 to 1/2 cup of kibble for adult teacup Yorkies. 2/3 cup per day for Yorkie adults up to 8 pounds.
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Most pups should be fed at least three times a day until six months of age. Tiny puppies like Yorkies and Chihuahuas are prone to hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) if they don't eat often enough, so four meals daily may work best.
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Here's a general rule of thumb for the amount of daily feedings required: Puppies younger than four months: Four meals daily. Puppies between four and six months: Three meals daily. Puppies over six months: Two to three meals daily.
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Three Months Old: 2 cups a day. Four Months Old: 2 ½ cups a day. Five To Six Months Old: 3 cups a day. Six To Seven Months Old (male pups only): 3 ½ to 4 cups a day (females should stay on 3 cups/day)
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It is recommended to use the same type of dog food and follow the feeding schedule used by the breeder. Once they reach adulthood being fed twice a day; AM & PM is sufficient. Adults may eat from 2-5 cups of food a day, depending on their individual metabolism and activity.