Large breeds of dogs have different requirements from other dogs and therefore this Beta Puppy Large Breed food will give your pet the specific diet that it requires. Suitable for Large breed puppies aged between 1 to 24 months depending on adult size. This puppy food is complete and balanced, with vitamins and minerals added to contribute to strong bone growth, healthy joints and teeth, for dogs that are expected to reach greater than 25kg adult weight.
The immune system is taken care of by the introduction of vitamins E and C which are anti-oxidants, helping with your dog's natural defences, and their digestive system is kept healthy by the inclusion of a natural prebiotic.
This puppy food has turkey as a source of protein, which will help with healthy muscle growth, while bones are looked after by the inclusion of vitamin D. The turkey is carefully balanced with other wholesome ingredients such as wholegrain cereals to ensure your dog gets the very best, balanced diet.
Kibble size has been reduced, compared to adult foods, to take into account smaller puppy mouths. The kibble is also dual shaped to help maintain good oral health.
Cereals
Meat and Animal Derivatives (8%*)
Vegetable Protein Extracts
Oils and Fats
Derivatives of Vegetable Origin
Vegetables (Dried Chicory Root 1.1%)
Minerals
*Equivalent to 16% Rehydrated Meat and Animal Derivatives: minimum 4% Turkey
Each dog is different; depending on his activity level and body condition, food amounts may need to be adjusted.
Daily feeding amounts for large breed puppies (grams per day):
|
Expected adult body weight |
6 weeks to 3 months |
3 to 5 months |
5 to 8 months |
8 months to 12 months |
1 to 2 years |
|
25-45 kg |
215-600 |
415-815 |
520-860 |
460-715 |
430-600 |
|
45-70 kg |
285-715 |
600-1120 |
815-1110 |
860-1110 |
715-970 |
These amounts are guidelines only and to keep your dog in an ideal body condition adjust the daily amounts up or down by 10 to 15% according to your dog's activity level, physical condition and individual needs. Clean, fresh water should be available at all times. To monitor your dog's health, consult a veterinary surgeon regularly.