Great & Small Green Slow Down Hexagon Bowl

Contains 85% fresh meat, offal and bone.

British Chicken with Bone, British Beef Green Tripe, British Beef Kidney, British Beef Liver, Fresh Carrots, Fresh Butternut Squash, Fresh Broccoli, Fresh Green Curly Kale, Scottish Cold Water Salmon Oil, Organic Virgin Coconut Oil, Raw Sea Kelp Powder (Laminaria japonica), Bilberry Powder (Vaccinium Mytilus), Spirulina Powder (Spirulina platensis),? Whole Milled? Sesame Seeds, Wheat Germ Oil (natural vitamin E)

Adult Raw Feeding Guide

Adult dogs should be fed between 2-3% of their IDEAL bodyweight. If your dog needs to gain or lose weight, then work out the appropriate amount for what they should weigh, and this will assist with weight loss or weight gain as needed. This range given is also dependant on your dog’s activity levels.

Generally, an adult dog is classed as a dog 1 year and above, however larger breed dogs can continue to grow for up to 18 months to 2 years old so you should feed more, according to their growth rate and reduce the amount to 2-3% once they have finished growing.

2-3% of the ideal bodyweight. A range is given rather than a set amount so that depending on factors such as your dog’s activity levels or even just their own eating habits, you can add or reduce the amount within this range according to your dog’s individual needs. I usually advise owners to start with 2.5% and then you can adjust accordingly if needed.

Dogs ideal weight x 0.02 = 2% in grams per day

Dogs ideal weight x 0.03 = 3% in grams per day

Example Calculation:

For a 15kg adult dog of ideal weight the calculation would be:

15 x 0.025 (2.5%) = 0.375 (375g per day)

Puppy/Kitten Raw Feeding Guide

Puppies and kittens need a higher amount of protein as they grow, as protein is the component to developing new tissue within the body and also provides energy which they burn a lot of during the growth process and obviously because they tend to be particularly lively when younger! They should be fed according to their actual weight, so it’s important to weigh them regularly to ensure that they are getting the required amount as they grow. 

7-10 weeks – 8-10%: Current weight x 0.08 to 0.1 = grams per day

10-16 weeks – 7-8%: Current weight x 0.07 to 0.08 = grams per day

16-20 weeks – 6-7%: Current weight x 0.06 to 0.07 = grams per day

20-24 weeks – 5-6%: Current weight x 0.05 to 0.06 = grams per day

24-36 weeks – 4-5%: Current weight x 0.04 to 0.05 = grams per day

36-56 weeks – 3-4%: Current weight x 0.03 to 0.04 = grams per day

Can drop to 2-3% after 52 weeks and follow Adult feeding guide if your dog has reached adult weight at this stage.

56-68 weeks – 2.5-3.5%: Current weight x 0.025 to 0.035 = grams per day

68+ weeks – 2-3% Current weight x 0.02 to 0.03 = grams per day

Example Calculation:

For a 12 week old puppy weighing 8kg the calculation range would be:

8 x 0.07 (7%) = 0.56 (560g per day)

8 x 0.08 (8%) = 0.64 (640g per day)

In this example I would suggest feeding midway of this range at 600g per day to allow for adjustment either side depending on their activity levels and eating habits.