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He eats Royal Canin mini starter formula. I feed him 1/4 cup twice a day I cant free feed cause I would find my youngest skin baby trying to eat it I am sure!!! I already caught him trying to play in the dog water while I was getting laundry out!!! LOL |
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Pooky is 15 weeks today, weighs 39 oz and just finished his first raw meal; loves it!!! |
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You feed them between 2-4% of their body weight divide for 3 meals day. It's his introduction day so today he's eating part of a chicken leg with bone. Suppose to be 80% meat 10 % bone 10% organs.(5% liver 5%other organs). There's not an exact science to it but this works. I'm going to make him frozen cubes with seasonal raw fruit & veggies, raw egg, & natural unsweented yogurt and probaby a sardine....But 1st we'll start with the chicken. So far no loose stools so it didn't upset his system. :). It's about a TBS a day! Here's more info about raw DogAware.com Articles: Homemade Raw Diets for Dogs |
His first meal should not be with bone... That really should come a little later because of his gum muscle and teeth. |
Our little Dakota was born Nov. 23rd. He weighed 2 pounds 8.75 ounces at 12 weeks. Our Bella was born Oct. 28th. and she weighed 3 pounds 1 Oz. at hoer 15 . week appointment |
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You are going to starve your puppy and not give him a chance to grow and thrive if you are only feeding him 2-4% of his current weight! Growing puppies need up to 10% of their body weight when raw fed in order to grow healthy and strong. Also, be careful of which bones you give at this young age. Personally, I would stick with the small bones of chicken only. |
MaryKay I absolutely overlooked that! YES!! 10% is a must!! Please, please do more research and consult with a nutritionist before you continue. If there are no nutritionist in your area, there are many online that will gladly help you and work on menu with you. :) |
Ideally, it should be something smaller than a chicken. Like quail. But if they don't have anything like that then the wing tip and forearm, not the whole wing (the upper arm/big thick part that connects to the body) is too thick for a puppy of Pooky's size. Do you have any quail or quail sized chicken you can get a hold of? |
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