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February 9, 2015 at 10:27 am #66177
Kathy H
MemberAs a breeder I have many ages of dogs…. from puppies to adults. So, my question is this…. Should I choose an All Life Stages dog food for all, or, do I feed a specific puppy mix and adult food? Im not convinced that all life stages has what developing puppies need to strive. I find my dogs thrive better on the sea food mixes…. any suggestions or thoughts on this? Note: for all my newborns up to when they go to new homes, I do feed a puppy chow. My customers do look to me for suggestions on what to feed the pup and for how long to keep the pup on puppy food…..
February 9, 2015 at 12:43 pm #66185crazy4cats
ParticipantHi Kathy H-
It is my understanding that puppy and all life stages foods have the same requirements. And, many on this site state that it is fine to feed a dog of any age either. However, it is not OK to feed a puppy adult food until they are full grown.Check out this link for more information: /frequently-asked-questions/aafco-nutrient-profiles/.
Do you breed small or large dogs? There are certain calcium requirements for large breed puppies: /best-dog-foods/best-large-breed-puppy-food/.
Good luck!
February 9, 2015 at 4:49 pm #66206theBCnut
MemberALS foods have to meet the standards for growth and lactation. Maintenance has lower standards.
February 11, 2015 at 11:11 am #66317InkedMarie
MemberAre you saying your puppies go home with a puppy food or the actual Puppy Chow brand?
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