Looking after a senior dog requires as much care and understanding as looking after an ageing parent. Diet plays an important role in keeping your dog healthy, happy and comfortable during this time. A healthy diet consisting of nutrition-rich senior dog food can make all the difference in vitality during these sunset years as they deal with a slowing metabolism and a drop in energy. Let us tell you how!
A dog’s needs and nutritional requirements change as they transition from puppyhood to adulthood. Small dogs reach this stage by around 9 months of age while larger breeds can grow until they are a year old or even longer. To support them as adults, you need to understand their requirements and explore the different options available in terms of food. But not to worry, we’ve broken down everything there is to know about adult dog nutrition.
Let’s just get this out there; we don’t body shame dogs. Whatever size and shape they are, we absolutely love them all. But sadly, their weight has a very direct correlation to their health. And since we love them, we want them to be pain- and disease-free for life.
Puppies seem to have absolutely endless energy. Every waking moment is devoted to running, jumping, playing and exploring. That’s why growing pups require high-quality, well-balanced nutrition—because this food fuels their activity as well as their rapid growth. So we’re here to tell you all about feeding your puppy to keep them happy, healthy and ready to take on everything life offers!