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I have fed raw in the past to my older dogs but I have a new 10 week old puppy. He is not doing well on kibble and I know he will do just great on raw. With kibble he has had nothing but mushy poop. Tests all come back normal. My question is, how much to feed him. Is there a chart? I want to feed him a raw ground mix. Thanks for your help.
- This topic was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by ThreeDoodles.
haleycookieMemberYouāve fed other dogs raw before right? Itās the same deal but twice the amount per body weight until a year/year and a half. What type of dog is it? With large breed puppies it can be more difficult as you have to make sure youāre giving them the correct calcium phosphorus ratios until atleast 2 years old.
ThreeDoodlesMemberIt’s a Sheepdog/St. Poodle mix. Adult weight should be around 65-70lbs.
Sloane KMember@ThreeDoodles, but what is the pup’s current weight?
ThreeDoodlesMemberHe is 15lbs right now. Growing fast!
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