Puppy Food

puppy food for their best first year

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Good puppy care starts with great
puppy food

Good puppy care starts with great puppy food

A lot goes into your puppy’s first year of life, and you’ll want to make sure they have everything they need in terms of nutrition, exercise and overall puppy care. Here are some tips for the upcoming months.

Healthy & Balanced

See the benefits of Science Plan
puppy foods

See the benefits of Science Plan puppy foods

Doggie & Kattie’s Science Plan provides science-based nutrition for your pup’s ever-changing needs as they grow. All Science Plan puppy foods offer:

Puppy care for their best first year

Know the challenges

Your pup is going to test your boundaries – it’s part of growing up! Here are some common puppy care issues that you can expect over the next few months.

Chewing
Chewing is a normal behaviour and helps with teething discomfort. Be prepared with appropriate chew toys and feeding enrichment.
Socialization
Expose your puppy to a variety of environments, people and other dogs in a fun, positive way.
Potty Trainings
Once home, potty training your puppy is one of the first things you’ll need to do.

Make sure your puppy has a proper ID

You’ll want to make sure your puppy is microchipped, and they have a tag on their collar with your contact details clearly displayed.

Get your puppy vaccinated

Find the right puppy food for your dog’s breed size

Small breed puppies (under 25 lbs) have different nutrition needs compared to large breed puppies (greater than 35 lbs). Make sure to find a dog food designed for their rate of growth.

Understanding your puppy’s nutrition

How often should you feed your puppy?

Your puppy will need the right amount of nutrients to become a healthy adult. Here are some simple steps to help keep your puppy healthy:

Weigh your puppy regularly
Feed based on the feeding guide found on the pet food packaging and veterinary recommendations.
Adjust the amount you feed as your puppy grows.

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COMMON HEALTH CONDITIONS

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