Feed your pug nutritious dog food and avoid feeding people food. This will help keep your pug from becoming overweight, which puts extra strain on the joints and spine.
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Sunday, October 25, 2009
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Owner guide - Feed your Pug
Feed your Pug a quality dry dog food that lists meat as the first ingredient and contains the proper balance of protein, fats, carbs, fiber, vitamins and minerals. You can mix it with canned or moist if you like, but dry is best for the teeth, or you can feed a homemade diet. Avoid table scraps and extra treats because Pugs are prone to obesity.
Pug - Dog Lover
Pug - Dog Lover
Sunday, June 21, 2009
FEEDING
Pugs love food. They can be coerced in to doing just about anything if the promise of food is involved. Unfortunately, Pugs also tend to have weight issues. They will eat as much as you give them so extreme care must be taken to ensure they do not become overweight.
The feeding chart below is a sample schedule of what the average Pug will need as they grow. You should consult your veterinarian regarding the exact amount that is right for your Pug.
Puppy (3 to 6 months)
3 times per day, amount 1/3 cup each time
Adolescent (6 months to 1 year)
2 times per day, amount 3/4 cup each time
Active Adult (1 to 8 years)
2 times per day, amount 1/2 cup each time
Senior (8 years+)
2 times per day, amount 1/3 cup each time
Pug - Dog Lover
The feeding chart below is a sample schedule of what the average Pug will need as they grow. You should consult your veterinarian regarding the exact amount that is right for your Pug.
Puppy (3 to 6 months)
3 times per day, amount 1/3 cup each time
Adolescent (6 months to 1 year)
2 times per day, amount 3/4 cup each time
Active Adult (1 to 8 years)
2 times per day, amount 1/2 cup each time
Senior (8 years+)
2 times per day, amount 1/3 cup each time
Pug - Dog Lover
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