Puppies (Birth to 12 Months)

• Birth to Weaning (0-8 weeks):

  • Mother’s milk or a high-quality puppy milk replacer if needed.

  • Start introducing puppy food at 4-6 weeks (softened with water).

  • Gradually increase solid food intake.

• Post-Weaning (8 weeks - 12 months):

  • Feed a high-quality puppy food (3-4 meals daily, reducing to 2-3 meals by 6 months).

  • Ensure fresh water is available at all times.

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Adult Dogs (1 Year and Older)

• Maintenance Diet:

  • Feed a high-quality adult dog food (once or twice daily, depending on size and activity level).

  • Ensure access to fresh water at all times.

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Senior Dogs (7 Years and Older)

• Feed a senior-specific dog food with lower calories and higher joint support as needed.

• Adjust portions to prevent obesity.

• Provide fresh water at all times.

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Special Notes

• Avoid feeding table scraps or bones that may splinter.

• Adjust feeding amounts based on activity level, age, and breed.

• Consult a veterinarian for specific dietary needs.

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Kittens (Birth to 12 Months)

• Birth to Weaning (0-8 weeks):

  • Mother’s milk or a high-quality kitten milk replacer if needed.

  • Introduce wet or softened kitten food at 4-6 weeks.

  • Gradually increase solid food intake.

• Post-Weaning (8 weeks - 12 months):

  • Feed a high-quality kitten food (3-4 meals daily).

  • Ensure fresh water is available at all times.

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Adult Cats (1 Year and Older)

• Feed a high-quality adult cat food (2 meals daily).

• Provide fresh water at all times.

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Senior Cats (7 Years and Older)

• Feed a senior-specific cat food with lower calories and higher joint and kidney support as needed.

• Adjust portions to maintain a healthy weight.

• Provide fresh water at all times.

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Special Notes

• Avoid feeding dog food, as it does not meet the nutritional needs of cats.

• Adjust feeding amounts based on activity level, age, and breed.

• Consult a veterinarian for specific dietary needs.

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Recommended Feeds: