Puppy & Adult Feeding Guide

A healthy guide to good eating...

This is a guide to getting your puppy & adult dog eating well, keeping them fit and healthy during all the crucial early stages of their development as it's a vital step for a long and healthy life with your beloved fur baby.

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Main Meal - Option 1

Chicken thigh cutlets chopped with broccoli, carrot, green beans on a bed of rice, dressed with a tablespoon of fish oil for better digestion.

Prep time 10-15min.

Main Meal - Option 2

Chicken thigh cutlets with broccoli, green beans, carrot in a warm beef pasta broth, dressed with a tablespoon of fish oil for better digestion.

Prep time 10-15min.

Bonus Treats:

Adding a raw chicken egg can offer extra natural protein.

Sometimes they'll eat the shell and all, which holds calcium.

Fish, liver and kidney are a great addition to any meal.

The portions

will vary depending on the weight and age of your puppy.

A good starting point for puppies weighing 15-20kg would be serving between 300-500g.

Main Meal - Option 3

The following 4 alternatives are great for in between main meals, and as a standalone snack or treat, however, can also serve as main meal supplements.

These include:

Chicken Necks; Pet Mince (Chicken or Beef); Chicken Drumette’s or Chicken Hearts.

Puppies will require a minimum of 3 or 4 main meals a per day and will need to be reduced as your pup develops.

Chicken Drummets
&
Chicken Hearts

Both readily available at your local butchers or supermarket.

Pet Mince

Chicken, Beef & Kangaroo are great options.

NEVER FEED

COOKED BONES

Eggs can be a nutritious occasional addition to a dog’s diet, but preparation matters. 🥚🐶

Plain, fully cooked eggs provide protein, fat, vitamins and minerals without the extra ingredients dogs don’t need.

Boiled, poached or scrambled eggs can all work as long as they’re cooked without salt, butter, oil, onion, garlic or seasoning. Raw eggs carry a greater food-safety risk, so cooked is generally the simpler choice.

And fried eggs aren’t automatically toxic, but the added oil, butter and seasonings can turn a simple food into an unnecessarily rich treat.

Think of eggs as an extra, not a replacement for a complete and balanced diet.

Lamb, Beef & Chicken Hearts

Lamb & Beef hearts are an 100% nutrient-dense, high-protein organ meat for dogs, providing essential iron, taurine, zinc, and B vitamins that boost immunity and support heart health. As a non-secreting, digestible muscle meat, they can be served raw, frozen, or dehydrated as treats, or used as a nutrient-packed topper.

Key Health Benefits:

Protein Source: Provides high-quality protein for energy and muscle maintenance.

Heart Health: Rich in taurine and carnitine, essential amino acids that support cardiovascular health.
Nutrient-Dense: Provides iron, zinc, phosphorus, selenium, and Vitamins B6/B12.
Muscle & Joint Support: Contains high amounts of collagen and elastin.

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