Sentences with phrase «than adult dogs»

CK levels are slightly higher in puppies than adult dogs (ref 1, ref 2) and often slightly higher in smaller breeds.

However, more than adult dogs, they are constantly learning while they play.

They're cute and cuddly lovable little balls of fur — but they can be more difficult to handle than adult dogs.

There should also be between 25 and 35 grams of protein in each serving because puppies require a higher protein content than adult dogs.

Puppies require even more high - quality, fresh sources of protein than adult dogs for proper growth and immunity.

Growing dogs generally require a higher fat content in puppy food than adult dogs.

They also need more protein, fat, and iron than adult dogs, and carefully proportioned mineral ratios, to help them grow quickly and healthily.

Puppies have different nutritional needs than adult dogs so it is necessary to feed him or her a food made specifically for puppies.

From there, measure food based on your dog's weight and energy levels, keeping in mind that puppies need to be fed more than adult dogs, and senior dogs often need less food than adults.

Like nursing mothers, puppies generally need more calories and nutrients than adult dogs, but this doesn't mean you need to feed him til he's bursting.

In general, puppies recover a lot faster than adult dogs.

Using the high - pitched «dog voice» toward pets works better for puppies than adult dogs.

Puppies should be fed a brand of food formulated specially for puppies, because they need more protein and fat in their diet than adult dogs.

And as a general rule, puppies eat about two times more per pound of body weight than adult dogs, which drops gradually as they age.

Puppies and young dogs are more prone to demodex than adult dogs, but healthy puppies generally clear the infection within a few weeks.

Low blood sugar can affect puppies much more often than adult dogs, even when your puppy is healthy, so it's important to learn about low blood sugar symptoms and what to do.

Although it's true that puppies need to eliminate more frequently than adult dogs, it's also very important for puppies to receive adequate people time at this formative stage of their lives.

They are active and playful and use a lot of energy to grow, which means they burn calories much faster than adult dogs.

Purebred puppies are more expensive than adult dogs available from rescues or shelters.

Puppies are also more vulnerable to extreme weather conditions than adult dogs.

Growing puppies have different nutritional needs than adult dogs, and need to be fed accordingly.

Large - breed, outdoor dogs are commonly affected, with young dogs more severely affected than adult dogs.

Puppies and pregnant or whelping bitches need to eat a lot more than adult dogs.

Growing pups need more protein than adult dogs.

Puppies often have elevated BUN levels due to high protein diets and can quickly develop rises in BUN due to dehydration, since they are more prone to this problem than adult dogs.

One final note to consider on the subject of puppy food is that puppies do have different requirements to support their rapid growth than adult dogs.

They also need more proteins and fats than adult dogs.

To support their growing bones, puppies need more calcium and phosphorus than adult dogs.

Puppies have very different nutritional needs than adult dogs, so make sure the label specifies it's for puppies.

Did you know that puppies need significantly more protein than adult dogs do?

Puppies may be more sensitive to acoustic differences than adult dogs in the same way that human babies are most sensitive to IDS early in life (Newman and Hussain 2006).

Puppies require a higher protein content than adult dogs — it is about 22 % versus 18 %.

According to the AVMA, spaying or neutering is much easier for puppies because they heal much more quickly than adult dogs.

They also need to eat more often than adult dogs - four meals per day until they're approximately ten weeks old.

Keep in mind that puppies will have higher calorie needs than adult dogs and protein is especially important while they are growing.

Puppies are more vulnerable to problems caused by nutritional deficits or excesses than adult dogs.

These include how much they have eaten in the last 24 hours, fiber content of the diet, individual variation, age of the dog (puppies tend to defecate more frequently than adult dogs).

Puppies require a different kind of care than adult dogs do, especially if you bear in mind that the bones have to be formed correctly; therefore, you must administer calcium and vitamins in the dogs diet so that their bones can be strengthened.

Susan: Often, puppies react differently to fear than adult dogs.

They need a lot more calories than adult dogs.

Though they may look like miniature versions of what they will become, puppies are much different than adult dogs.

Remember that puppies have different dietary needs than adult dogs.

Keep in mind that puppies tend to defecate more than adult dogs --- up to five times a day is normal.

Puppies that are still in the chewing stage are more vulnerable than adult dogs who may start to chew plants out of being bored.

Puppies need two times more calories per pound than adult dogs need.

Puppies have higher caloric needs than adult dogs.

Puppies feel pain more easily than adult dogs.

As puppies are a lot quicker to show dehydration than adult dogs, it is always much safer to get them checked by a veterinary surgeon if there are any concerns.

Remember that puppy coats are much finer than adult dogs» coats, so you will need to use a softer brush.

Although they are likely to rapidly respond to fluid loading, pediatric animals are less tolerant of fluid overload than adult dogs and cats.