How much do you feed a 2 month old golden retriever?

To sum things up: Two-month-old puppies need 1 ½ cup of food per day. A seven-month-old Goldie needs 3 to 4 cups of food per day. Active adult Golden Retrievers need from 1,300 to 1,700 calories per day.

How do you feed a puppy Royal Canin Starter?

The best way you can feed your puppy is to create a routine and stick to it. Feed them at the same times, in the same place, using the same bowl, so they understand exactly when and where mealtimes are. They don’t need variety in their diet in the same way humans do, so stick to the same food each time.

How much should I feed my Royal Canin?

Here’s a simple guide: Weaning (all sizes): four meals a day. Up to four months (small breeds) or up to six months (large breeds): three meals a day. Four to 10 months (small breeds) or six to 12 months (large breeds): two meals a day.

When should I stop giving my puppy a starter?

When the puppies are 8 weeks of age, they should be offered puppy food, after which the feeding guides can be followed on the Pedigree puppy labels. They will need to continue with growth food until they reach adulthood.

When should I stop feeding my puppy starter food?

WHEN TO SWITCH PUPPY FOOD TO ADULT FOOD :

1. Small/Medium/Mini breeds After 12 months.
2. Maxi/Large breeds Aftern 15 months.
3. Giant breeds After 18 months.
4. Small breed Shih – Tzu , mini pomeranian etc.
5. Medium Beagle Pug, etc.
6. Maxi breed Labrador, German shepherd, Golden retriever etc.

How much Royal Canin should I feed my puppy a day?

Ever struggled with understanding how much to feed your puppy? You’re not alone. As an example below (based on Medium Puppy), if your puppy is 4 months old, and you’re expecting them to be an adult weight of 18kg (based on mum and dad’s adult weight or veterinary advise), you should be feeding them 279g a day.