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but about 95 grams for a 6lb pup |
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How much does she weight? |
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From the RC website: Feeding guidelines are provided for each Royal Canin diet, based on the age, size and/or weight of the pet. These indicate the amount to feed your pet each day. It’s recommended to divide this into two or three meals throughout the day. Use an appropriate weighing scale and/or the specific measuring cup as annotated on the bag. Always ensure that you measure food very carefully. A small measuring variation when feeding cats and small dogs can significantly increase their calorie intake. ------------------------------- Here is a link to their feeding guide: https://www.royalcanin.com/us/dogs/p...n-gel-dog-food |
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low activity: 1/2 can (150 g) medium activity: 1 1/2 cans (173 g) high activity: 1 1/2 cans (197 g) Is she low, moderate or high activity? I can try to help you figure it out. |
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Here is a free conversion tool to figure out grams to ounces: https://www.rapidtables.com/convert/...-to-ounce.html You might want to call your vet and ask for advice on what her ideal weight should be so you can figure out how much to feed. They should you advise you without having to bring her in for an exam since you were there recently. If you don't have a scale to weigh her, I would ask if you could just drop by every couple of weeks to weigh her. I use a postal scale to weigh mine...you can sometimes find the larger ones on Ebay for reasonable price. |
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Keep us posted! Hopefully this will be the answer! :) |
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