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Truman is going on 10 months old now and as active as ever, particularly with his attendance at doggy daycare twice a week.
I am currently feeding him 1 cup of Nature's Variety Instinct TWICE a day - with a spoonful of soft food of the same brand on top in the morning only - for a total of two cups of kibble per day.
He gets maybe 3-5 treats a day - usually Nature's Variety Grain-Free Biscuits.
At 49 pounds, the vet says he's in great shape and it's wise to be conservative with his weight given his hip issues when we was a baby however I think he's getting up at an unreasonable hour (sometimes 5 AM) because he's hungry. There is not an ounce of fat on him.
I don't know if he's just being a pig or I need to feed him a little more given his "much higher than your typical bulldog" activity level?
If so, how much of an increase should I make in his diet?
Also, what times of day does everyone feed their dogs? I feed at 7 AM and 4-5 PM so maybe I need to try feeding later in the evening?
Any advice is appreciated!
I am currently feeding him 1 cup of Nature's Variety Instinct TWICE a day - with a spoonful of soft food of the same brand on top in the morning only - for a total of two cups of kibble per day.
He gets maybe 3-5 treats a day - usually Nature's Variety Grain-Free Biscuits.
At 49 pounds, the vet says he's in great shape and it's wise to be conservative with his weight given his hip issues when we was a baby however I think he's getting up at an unreasonable hour (sometimes 5 AM) because he's hungry. There is not an ounce of fat on him.
I don't know if he's just being a pig or I need to feed him a little more given his "much higher than your typical bulldog" activity level?
If so, how much of an increase should I make in his diet?
Also, what times of day does everyone feed their dogs? I feed at 7 AM and 4-5 PM so maybe I need to try feeding later in the evening?
Any advice is appreciated!
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