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Deviruchi · 05-16-2016, 07:03 PM

Hi guys. I have a quick question for you...

One of my baby is currently 9 months old, loving Primal Raw Frozen foods. I know on Primal website, it says to feed puppy amount of 4%, which should be 3.8 nuggets, but if I feed him that much, he becomes a complete sausage. I've reduced it to 3 nuggets, but I'm scared he's not getting all the nutrient he needs.

I don't know if it'd be good idea to reduce his food amount even a bit more.. :/

I also do feed him snacks throughout the day, but mostly fruits.. not much though. couple pieces of blueberries.. maybe 4 per day.. 1 TBSP of banana or whatnot..
and dehydrated chicken breast pieces for training purposes..

I know that he should be on puppy recommended amount of food till 1 year old, but I'm afraid he may get overweight if I stay as is.

Should I just lower his food a bit more.. keep it as it and just stop giving him those fruits and other snacks?

Thanks.

05-16-2016, 07:03 PM	#1
Deviruchi Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: i like to hide under things Posts: 226	Question Regarding Primal Raw Hi guys. I have a quick question for you... One of my baby is currently 9 months old, loving Primal Raw Frozen foods. I know on Primal website, it says to feed puppy amount of 4%, which should be 3.8 nuggets, but if I feed him that much, he becomes a complete sausage. I've reduced it to 3 nuggets, but I'm scared he's not getting all the nutrient he needs. I don't know if it'd be good idea to reduce his food amount even a bit more.. :/ I also do feed him snacks throughout the day, but mostly fruits.. not much though. couple pieces of blueberries.. maybe 4 per day.. 1 TBSP of banana or whatnot.. and dehydrated chicken breast pieces for training purposes.. I know that he should be on puppy recommended amount of food till 1 year old, but I'm afraid he may get overweight if I stay as is. Should I just lower his food a bit more.. keep it as it and just stop giving him those fruits and other snacks? Thanks.