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How much to feed my dog calculator by age?

Lenny Shanahan
Lenny Shanahan
2025-08-01 21:03:08
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To determine how much to feed your dog, you need to know your dog's weight and age. Please specify a weight How active is your dog? Up to 1 hour exercise per day Up to 3 hour exercise per day Over 3 hour exercise per day Please choose one Your feeding suggestion is Grams per day Your recommended daily amount SHOULD LAST DAYS
Danyka Dickens
Danyka Dickens
2025-08-01 20:18:31
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For an adult dog, we advise feeding between 2% to 3% of their body weight per day of healthy, raw food. For example an adult dog weighing 10kg may require 200g – 300g per day. Dog’s Weight Food per day 1 – 5 kg 25 – 125 g 5 – 15 kg 125 – 375 g 15 – 25 kg 375 – 625 g 25 – 35 kg 625 – 875 g 35 – 45 kg 875 – 1125 g. Puppies need plenty of energy to support healthy growth and development. This means that many puppies will require 5-10% of their body weight to be fed in raw food per day. Puppy’s Weight 0-5 Months 5-12 Months 1 – 5 kg 90 – 450 g 50 – 250 g 5 – 15 kg 450 – 1350 g 250 – 750 g 15 – 25 kg 1350 – 2250 g 750 – 1250 g 25 – 35 kg 2250 – 3150 g 1250 – 1750 g 35 – 45 kg 3150 – 4050 g 1750 – 2250 g. The amount of food needed gradually reduces, reaching around 5% of their bodyweight by 6 months of age with a view to reaching the adult maintenance level of 2-3% of their body weight. Most dogs will be considered senior at around 8 years old, however larger breeds should make the swap to senior food at around 6 years of age. An approximate guideline for feeding your senior dog is 2-3% of their weight, daily – same amounts as for adult dogs.