This transition is dictated by breed size, just as the amount to feed a puppy depends on his breed. We’ve looked at how much to feed your puppy, and seen that this will change depending on how old your puppy is, and how large he is going to be as an adult. For the first 6 months of your pup’s life, you should feed them three times a day.
Four To 10 Months (Small Breeds) Or Six To 12 Months (Large Breeds):
Give them smaller meals at frequent intervals. Large breeds should be fed unmoistened dry food by 9 or 10 weeks; But puppies should eat thrice a day.
How Often Should You Feed Your Puppy?
When time’s up, throw out whatever they haven’t eaten. Eventually, you’ll need to stop feeding puppy food and switch him to a complete and balanced adult dog food. It’s important these portions remain small as puppies as their developing digestive systems can't handle large portions, leading to stomach upsets.
The Usual Timetable For Feeding In Puppies:
Weaning is the transition of your puppy’s food from his mother’s milk to solid food. Four feedings a day are usually adequate to meet nutritional demands. You can also start introducing soft food to your pup.
The Best Time For Your Puppy’s First Meal Is Around 7 A.m., Noontime For Lunch, And 5 P.m.
During this time, decrease feeding to twice a day. Puppies can then gradually move away from eating moist food to eventually only being fed dry food. 3 to 6 months old:
