Dog Food Recommender

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.

Large breed puppy – You shouldn't feed your puppy anything other than the Large Breed Puppy food, if you change the diet by more than 10% it can throw the delicate balance out causing growth issues. So, it is best to stick with just this product on its own.

Most large breeds stop their rapid growth by 10 months of age, so you can switch to adult portions and the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula around that age. Some breeds like Great Danes need to stay on the large breed puppy until 18months. Please check with what your breeder recommends.

Itchy skin – The grain free large breed puppy may help decrease the itching depending on the cause of the itch. For itchy adult dogs we recommend the Chicken, Lamb and Fish formula, however because large breed puppies need to grow slowly you cannot use that product until the pup’s rapid growth stage has stopped.

Diarrhea - Because large breed puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Diarrhea - Because puppies get so much food they are prone to getting the runs. Two tips that work most of the time is decrease portions overall. I usually recommend halving the total food amount for a few days and slowly increase after the stools have firmed up. If the diarrhea is bad, skip a few meals. 24hours of no food usually does the trick. Then reintroduce the food at half portions. If all that fails, try a different dog food.

Obese – if your large breed pup is overweight it’s a real big problem. Growing rapidly and being overweight doesn’t end well. This combination causes many health problems and the main one which will live with the dog its whole life is joint and bone problems. If your pup is overweight, even a bit tubby decrease portions by as much as half and constantly adjust to the pups condition.

Underweight – Although this is rare it is much better for your large or giant breed pup than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick. Also check if the food is digesting. If not consult your vet.

Diarrhea – 90% of the time diarrhea and soft stools may be caused by over feeding. The other 10% could be what’s been eaten. Sometimes it’s the current food and sometimes its something your dog has picked up when you weren’t watching.

The best solution I have found for diarrhea is stop feeding totally until stools firm up or your dog stops pooing. This can take between 1 and 2 days. Then resume feeding with a half size portion of what you normally feed.

No health problems – Our unique feeding guide is based on over 30 years of experience with dogs. These five easy, elementary changes will generate a huge improvement in your dog’s health. These changes help boost the immune system, allowing your dog to live a longer, healthier, happier, problem-free life.

1. Feed Your Dog the Right Food

2. Supplement with Meaty Bones

3. Feed Your Dog Once a Day, after Exercising

4. Carefully Control Portions to their condition

5. Skip One Meal a Week

This combination is outlined in detail in our feeding guide which you will find on our thank you page after purchasing our product.

Overweight – Please note that these are starting amounts and that it will need to be adjusted to suit your dog’s individual needs. Desexed dogs may need to be fed 40% less. Overweight dogs need to be fed to 20% below their ideal weight.

Underweight - Although this is rare these days. It is much better for your dog to be thin than being overweight. Things to investigate are worms, even if it has been wormed recently another full dose of allwormer often does the trick.

Also check if the food is digesting. Probiotics and vitamin B-complex can help digestion. Also, the obvious one is feed more but be aware not to feed so much that it causes diarrhea. Always best to slowly increase portions over a week or two. You may want to consult your vet to make sure there are not any underlying medical conditions.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium from natural turkey bones in our turkey meal.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

If your puppy is already itching this food could help depending on the cause. Since having a puppy that is itching is unusual, always best to consult your vet. Check for fleas, mites and also ask your breeder if they have any experience with the same problem.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Puppy - With omega-3 from fish oil containing DHA and EPA your puppies brain and eye development is covered. Protein from three meat sources cover all the amino acids to grow, muscles, tendons, organs and more in your puppies body. Plus calcium for strong bones.

Underweight - If your puppy is Very thin, ribs showing, first try worming even if it has been wormed regularly.

Be sure to follow worming instructions carefully.

Then you may need to feed more than recommended for their weight. Start with portions 50% over recommend and if they tolerate it then increase slowly to double portions. Be aware once the puppy is at a healthy weight immediately cut back to the correct portions.

Always adjust food portions according to their weight/condition. If you don’t see an improvement after a week consult your vet.