Because of her smaller size and higher metabolism, your small breed puppy needs to eat more often and consume food higher in fat and
calories than a larger breed puppy.
Not exact matches
10 - percent less
calories than NUTRO NATURAL CHOICE
Large Breed Adult Chicken and Rice Dinner Chunks in Gravy dog food
Innova
Large Breed Puppy Food contains 6 % fewer
calories than regular Innova Puppy Food and includes balanced levels of calcium and phosphorus.
As with other
large breed puppy foods, Precise Large & Giant Breed Puppy has slightly fewer calories than most regular puppy f
large breed puppy foods, Precise Large & Giant Breed Puppy has slightly fewer calories than most regular puppy f
breed puppy foods, Precise
Large & Giant Breed Puppy has slightly fewer calories than most regular puppy f
Large & Giant
Breed Puppy has slightly fewer calories than most regular puppy f
Breed Puppy has slightly fewer
calories than most regular puppy foods.
Large / giant
breed formulas typically have fewer
calories than other dog foods to help big dogs stay slim.
This premium dry dog food contains 18 % fewer
calories than Hill's Science Diet Adult
Large Breed dog food plus L - Carnitine helps transform fat into energy
WolfCub
Large Breed Puppy Formula contains a lower amount of protein, fat, and
calories than Hudnchen Flocken Puppy Food to help control the growth process.
Toy
breeds have a higher metabolic rate
than bigger dogs, so they typically need more
calories than their
larger counterparts.
WolfCub
Large Breed Puppy Formula contains a lower amount of protein, fat, and
calories than typical puppy foods to help control the growth process.
This is more
than the amount of
calories per pound required by
larger dog
breeds because small dogs have a higher metabolism.
It is important to realize, however, that small -
breed dogs have much faster metabolisms
than larger dogs so, a Miniature Schnauzer may need closer to 40 or even 50
calories per pound of bodyweight depending on his activity level.
According to Science Diet, this light dog food for adult dogs is 19 percent lower in
calories than their Adult
Large Breed formula.
Large dogs need more total
calories per day
than small
breed dogs, but fewer
calories per pound of bodyweight.
In this regard, it is worthwhile to remember that small size dogs have a body surface area that is proportionally greater
than that of
large and giant size dogs: this means that the
calorie requirement per kg of body weight is higher in small size
breeds than in
large and giant
breeds.
Remember that they need to consume more
calories per pound
than larger breeds.
Large breed puppy foods have slightly fewer
calories than other puppy foods.
Small -
breed formulas have more
calories per cup
than medium - and
large -
breed foods, making an energy - packed diet most appropriate for them.
Toy
breeds burn up
calories faster
than larger dog
breeds.
Traditional puppy foods often provide much higher
calorie content
than large breed puppies require, causing them to gain too much weight too quickly.
Accordingly, the foods you'll see listed here tend to be more
calorie dense
than those that are recommended for
larger breeds.
Younger puppies need more
calories per unit of bodyweight
than older ones, and
large or giant
breed puppies require more energy until an older age
than puppies of small
breeds.
We mix this with the
large breed adult foot since it is higher
calorie than his prior food - that would be my only warning, he did gain a lot of weight when we switched to this food as it is a MUCH higher protein and
calorie count (which is good,
We mix this with the
large breed adult foot since it is higher
calorie than his prior food - that would be my only warning, he did gain a lot of weight when we switched to this food as it is a MUCH higher protein and
calorie count (which is good, I have a golden retriever who is about 9 months old now who use to have horrible flakey skin and was constantly itchy.
We mix this with the
large breed adult foot since it is higher
calorie than his prior food - that would be my only warning, he did gain a lot of weight when we switched to this food as it is a MUCH higher protein and
calorie count (which is good, we just can't go run miles when it's 120 + in the summer months.)
They are a
large, somewhat stocky
breed so they can gain weight more easily
than some
breeds and you should watch their weight and
calories as they get older.
Compared to
breeds of the same size or weight, they eat significantly fewer
calories per day
than other
large breeds.
Or that your Chihuahua puppy actually needs more
calories per pound
than a
larger breed?
293.34
calories per 8 oz cup — we note that there are approximately 40
calories per cup fewer
calories in this food for mature
large breed dogs than in Iams ProActive Health Adult Active Maturity Large Breed dog
large breed dogs than in Iams ProActive Health Adult Active Maturity Large Breed dog
breed dogs
than in Iams ProActive Health Adult Active Maturity
Large Breed dog
Large Breed dog
Breed dog food.
The size of the kibble is obviously a factor in how easily the dog can eat it, but it should also contain: • More high - quality protein and fats
than brands for
larger breed dogs • More
calories • Good sources of digestible starches • Ingredients that provide omega - 3 and omega - 6 fatty acids • No harmful additives such as artificial colors, flavors or preservatives • Small bite size pieces
Small dogs require more
calories per pound
than their
large breed counterparts, but why?
Large breed puppies have more specific requirements about calcium and phosphorus than adult large breed dogs and they need to have food that keeps the calories down so they won't grow too rap
Large breed puppies have more specific requirements about calcium and phosphorus
than adult
large breed dogs and they need to have food that keeps the calories down so they won't grow too rap
large breed dogs and they need to have food that keeps the
calories down so they won't grow too rapidly.
Generally, toy
breeds like the Japanese Chins, are quite fuel - efficient and burn through
calories faster
than larger breeds.
Because smaller dogs have more energy
than larger breeds, they need extra
calories to meet those needs.
Even though they may be less rambunctious
than they were in their puppy days, our little dogs still need more
calories per pound
than their
large breed friends.
Per pound, your little pup needs more
calories than his
large -
breed cousin.
Males require slightly more
calories than female dogs, and
large breeds need more
calories than small
breed dogs.
According to the ASPCA, since puppies require up to twice the energy intake of adult dogs (more or less depending on the
breed), they will need to be fed a food that contains 25 to 30 percent protein, and if your puppy is on the
larger side or a high - energy
breed, she will need to consume more
calories than small, low - energy pups.