Diet

Feeding your Grand Anglo-French Tricolour Hound well

France

The Grand Anglo-French Tricolour needs a balanced, good-quality diet, adapted to its large size, its age and its level of physical activity. A stable feeding routine suits this active dog well.

A menu for every age

Needs change over time

  • Puppy : Growth must be supported by a complete diet adapted to large breeds, with careful monitoring of body condition.

  • Adult : The diet must cover the needs of an active dog and be adjusted according to the frequency of hunting, exercise and physical condition.

  • Senior : With age, the ration can be reviewed to preserve mobility, limit weight gain and maintain good digestive comfort.

Which food?

Kibble, wet food, or home-cooked diet?

A complete diet for a large active dog constitutes a suitable basis, with a composition taking into account the effort provided and the maintenance of muscle mass. The quality of the ingredients and digestibility should be prioritized.

Amounts

How much should you give?

The daily ration must be adjusted to the dog's weight, the intensity of exercise and lifestyle. It is preferable to keep stable reference points and to reassess the amount if body condition changes.

WeightDaily amountMeals/day
30 - 31 kg464 - 636 g2
31 - 31 kg474 - 649 g2
31 - 32 kg483 - 661 g2

Change

Managing the food transition

Any change in diet must be gradual over several days in order to limit digestive disorders. A well-managed transition makes it easier to accept the new food and maintain intestinal balance.

Hydration

Water: do not overlook it

Clean, fresh water must be available at all times, with increased vigilance after exercise and during hot periods. Hydration is particularly important in this athletic dog.

Little extras

Treats, in moderation

Treats should remain occasional and be included in the daily energy intake. They are useful in training, but must not unbalance the overall ration.

Good habits

For a top-notch bowl

  • Divide the daily ration into 2 meals.
  • Adjust the quantity to the dog's actual activity.
  • Monitor body condition and adjust the ration if necessary.
  • Leave fresh water available at all times.

Never give

As with dogs in general, chocolate, grapes, onions, garlic, avocado, alcohol, cooked bones and very fatty or sugary foods should be avoided, as they can cause serious digestive disorders or poisoning.

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