A menu for every age
Needs change over time
Puppy : Growth food adapted to the expected size, divided into three meals, without unnecessary calcium supplementation.
Adult : Controlled ration in two meals, adjusted to the ideal weight and actual activity.
Senior : Digestible food, possibly less energy-dense, with joint and dental monitoring.
Which food?
Kibble, wet food, or home-cooked diet?
High-quality kibble forms the recommended basis of its diet.
Amounts
How much should you give?
The ration must be adapted to the dog's weight, age and activity level, while being monitored due to its greediness.
| Weight | Daily amount | Meals/day |
|---|---|---|
| 41 - 59 kg | Selon le poids, l'âge et l'activité | 2 |
Change
Managing the food transition
Any change in diet must be gradual in order to preserve digestive balance.
Hydration
Water: do not overlook it
Fresh water must remain available at all times, particularly after walks and in hot weather.
Little extras
Treats, in moderation
Treats must remain limited and be included in the daily ration in order to avoid overweight.
Good habits
For a top-notch bowl
- Split the daily ration into two meals.
- Choose high-quality kibble suited to a large build.
- Monitor weight and adjust the ration to activity.
Never give
Avoid foods that are toxic to dogs, including chocolate, grapes, onion, garlic, xylitol and alcohol, which can cause severe poisoning.
