Wet Dog Food By Pooch & Mutt, Chicken, Pumpkin & Pea (New, Improved Recipe), 12x375g

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Feeding a high-quality, nutritious puppy food is essential for your little one’s growth and development. Here at Pooch & Mutt, we have both a wet food and dry food specifically tailored to your puppy’s needs. You can choose to offer one or the other, or to opt for mix feeding. Dogs who are over-weight should not be fed for their current weight. So, if your dog weighs 20kg but should weigh 18kg, we should provide the amount recommended for an 18kg dog. Using a kitchen scales to weigh out food has been proven to be a lot more accurate than ‘eyeballing’ the amount or using a measuring cup. How much to feed a puppy is dependent on your puppy’s current size and age as well as their predicted weight. If your puppy is a mixed breed and you are unsure how much they will weigh when older, there are usually good estimates available online. Our Fish, Potato & Pea wet food is naturally hypoallergenic, it is formulated with no added artificial flavours, colours, preservatives, with no grain, cereal, gluten, beef, soy, dairy and non-GM produce. We don’t recommend freezing our natural, grain-free wet dog food ; it will somewhat change the texture when it thaws and you’ll need to defrost using a pan of hot water. We suggest keeping unopened Pooch & Mutt wet dog food in a cool, dry place and when opened, refrigerate and use up within two days.

It’s really important to store wet dog food in the refrigerator once it’s been opened. This is because wet food exposed to the open air is more likely to spoil, attract bacteria and/or dry up, which ruins the texture and flavour of the food for your dog. In the fridge and stored in an adequate, airtight container, the wet food should last up to a week, retain its nutrition and still be palatable for your hungry pup. Your choice for your dog’s diet is a very personal one, and should be based on you and your dog’s habits and lifestyle. Whatever you choose, rest assured that Pooch & Mutt’s complete range of wet dog food and dry food for dogs contains a well-balanced variety of nutrients, vitamins and minerals to keep them as healthy as can be - it’s grain free, and it tastes great, too.Introducing the top dog of dog food – Barking Heads wet dog food Pouches! For those dog owners who demand the best for their furry pals, this premium, grain-free option is the real deal. Wet dog food can be helpful for weight management since it often contains fewer calories per gram compared to dry food. The best times to feed a puppy is when they are hungry and eager to eat! We should space meals out evenly and avoid force feeding pups who aren’t hungry or who are showing no interest in the meal on offer.

Feeding wet dog food can be more expensive than dry dog food on a per-meal basis. However, it’s important to consider the many additional benefits that wet food can provide. This article has more information on Dry Dog food vs Wet Food. How Do I Choose The Right Wet Food For My Dog’s Life Stage (puppy, adult, senior)? Grain-free wet food excludes grains such as wheat, corn, and rice, while grain-inclusive options contain these ingredients. Some dogs may benefit from a grain-free diet due to allergies or sensitivities, while others may do well on grain-inclusive food. What Are The Advantages Of Purchasing The Best Wet Dog Food From A Local Pet Shop Compared To Online Shopping?Now, it ain’t all sunshine and rainbows. Pooch and Mutt’s wet food has 60% meat content, 15% less than Forthglade, so your dog’s protein intake takes a hit. So what about the perks of dry dog food? Here are some of the reasons to choose dry food for your dog… It is important that you feed your puppy a puppy specific food, as they have nutritional needs to help them grow and develop optimally, puppies grow at 20 times the rate of an adult dog so its really important to fuel your pup properly. Age-related digestibility of nutrients depending on the moisture content in aged dogs’, 2021 - National Library of Medicine

Puppy feeding charts should be seen as a useful tool that all owners can use. While they may seem complicated at first glance, they are straightforward to use. Let’s take a closer look at our puppy’s needs in relation to their breed (weight) and age: Lots of physical benefits (advocates claim shiny coat and good skin, boosted energy and better digestion) Analytical constituents: Crude protein 9%, crude fat 7.5%, crude fibre 2%, inorganic matter 3%, moisture 74%. Absolutely! Treats are an important part of puppy life. Not only are treats a great way to bond with your puppy, they are also a vital part of training. It is a good rule of thumb that treats should not make up more than 10% of your dog’s daily calorie intake. This is to ensure they are getting all of the nutrients they need from their dog food.If you find your dog is constantly leaving food behind, they are likely being overfed. More often than not, this is because they are receiving their calories elsewhere; in the form of treats and dental chews! Remember, no more than 10% of a dog’s diet should be made up of treats so it may be time to cut down. Just be ready to up their protein game and keep an eye on your dog’s digestion(poops) because of the corn-heavy formula. It’s not perfect, but hey, it’s affordable and has a solid rep in the wet food world. We’ve developed the puppy feeding charts and food calculator below to help you determine what your puppy needs. Puppy feeding charts by dog weight and age