We recommend that you feed your puppy quality puppy grade food until it is 1 year old. After that, you can make the switch to adult food. It’s important to choose a high-quality dog food that contains all of the necessary nutrients for your puppy’s growth and development. We suggest doing research and consulting with your veterinarian to find the best food for your puppy’s specific needs.

We also recommend free feeding your puppy to ensure a healthy weight for the rest of its life. Free feeding means always keeping food in your puppy’s bowl so that it can eat whenever it is hungry. This can help prevent overeating and obesity, which can lead to health problems later on.

If you give your puppy human food, it’s important to do research to make sure you are not feeding your puppy anything that might be toxic to dogs. Some human foods, such as chocolate and grapes, can be harmful or even deadly to dogs. It’s best to stick to dog food and treats specifically made for dogs.

Finally, it’s important to replace your puppy’s water often to ensure that it always has access to clean, fresh water. This can help prevent dehydration and keep your puppy healthy and happy.