DaGmen
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- Jul 1, 2013
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- Eli
I have an 18 month English bulldog. I have been feeding him 2 cups per day. One cup in the morning and one in the evening. I basically kept the same levels the breeder had him on, when I got him at 7 months old.
Today my groomer, who regularly cleans hims, was suggesting I bring his food down to 1 cup a day? She was very adamant about this and telling me that it will lead to obesity and joint problems later in his life.
However she did say that it is ultimately my decision since he is my dog. Her intentions are certainly well placed and I had no problem with her opinion.
So needless to say I am a somewhat conflicted. I wanted to get a pulse from other owners here and see what amount of food everyone is feeding their bulldogs?
Here is a recent photo of the handsome boy in question.

Today my groomer, who regularly cleans hims, was suggesting I bring his food down to 1 cup a day? She was very adamant about this and telling me that it will lead to obesity and joint problems later in his life.
However she did say that it is ultimately my decision since he is my dog. Her intentions are certainly well placed and I had no problem with her opinion.
So needless to say I am a somewhat conflicted. I wanted to get a pulse from other owners here and see what amount of food everyone is feeding their bulldogs?
Here is a recent photo of the handsome boy in question.

so we don't go any higher. If she needs more we just give her healthy snacks. Now as she gets older we will continue to monitor and adjust to help her maintain a healthy weight for her build.
. Fergus is 8months and I feed 1 1/4 cup in the morning and 1 1/4 cup at night and eats pork and pea Fromm. I give him fruit, vegi, yogurt/ kefir, and fish oil a day. He weighs 48 lbs and according to the vet looks great. 1 cup for a bully his size would not be enough. As Vikinggril said if you have questions ask your vet and dont listen to others who dont own bullies because everyone has an opinion without knowing anything about the breed.