Every life stage of your dog comes with specific nutritional needs. Puppies have high metabolisms and grow quickly; they require food rich in protein, fat, calcium and energy. Feed them several small meals a day and choose a puppy formula designed for growth.
When your dog is an adult (around 1–7 years), the goal is balance. Provide one or two meals per day with a complete, balanced adult diet tailored to their breed, size and activity level.
Senior dogs (7 years and up) need fewer calories but benefit from easily digestible ingredients and added joint support. Opt for senior diets with glucosamine and monitor their weight.
- Puppy: high-energy diet, multiple small meals, puppy formula.
- Adult: balanced diet, 1–2 meals daily, adjusted to activity level.
- Senior: lower calories, easy to digest, enriched for joints.
- Special diet: consult your vet for allergies, obesity or other issues.
Matching food to each life stage ensures healthy growth, sustained energy and a long life.