Feeding Guide
Find out how much to feed your dog.
1. What size is your dog?
2. How active is your dog?
3. Your recommendation
Common Questions
What if my dog is a puppy?
Puppies need more calories per kilogram of body weight than adult dogs. Use the guide as a starting point and increase by 50–100% depending on age. Your vet can help fine-tune portions.
What if my dog needs to lose weight?
Reduce portions by 10–15% and monitor over 2–3 weeks. Our food is nutrient-dense, so even slightly smaller portions still provide complete nutrition. Consult your vet for a tailored plan.
Can I switch from frozen to dried?
Absolutely. Both our fresh and dried ranges are nutritionally complete. Transition gradually over 5–7 days, mixing increasing amounts of the new food with the old.
How do I transition from kibble?
Start by replacing 25% of their current food with ours, increasing over 7–10 days. Most dogs transition smoothly. You may notice smaller, firmer stools — that's a sign of better digestion.
Can I mix this with other food brands?
We recommend feeding our food on its own for the best nutritional balance, but mixing is fine during transition. Our fresh and dried ranges are designed to work together.
What if my dog is a senior?
Senior dogs often need fewer calories but the same level of nutrition. Start with the moderate activity recommendation and adjust based on your dog's condition. Our nutrient-dense food is ideal for seniors.