Skinner's Field And Trial Working Dry Puppy Dog Food Chicken 2.5Kg
Field & Trial Puppy Chicken is a complete dog food, specially formulated to support the early grow...Field & Trial Puppy Chicken is a complete dog food, specially formulated to support the early growth and development of puppies. Generations of puppies have been reared on Skinner's Field & Trial Puppy and it remains a favourite with breeders. Skinner's Puppy is carefully formulated to ensure the correct level of key nutrients are provided in a highly digestible form and the kibble is of a size and shape to suit puppies of different ages, shapes and sizes! It is ideal for weaning puppies onto from approximately three weeks of age. Field & Trial Puppy is also a suitable food for pregnant and lactating bitches, to support the growth and development of puppies, before and after birth. Added benefits for joint, heart, digestive and cognitive health.
This guide helps owners understand and effectively use Skinner's Field & Trial Puppy Chicken dog food. Designed to support the early growth and development of puppies, this food is a favorite among breeders. However, it's essential to understand the correct feeding amounts for your puppy's age and size. This guide provides detailed information on key features, benefits, usage, and care to ensure your puppy thrives.
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FAQs
At what age can I start feeding my puppy this food?
You can start feeding your puppy this food from approximately three weeks of age.
Is this food suitable for all breeds of puppies?
Yes, it is suitable for most breeds, but always consult with your vet if you have specific concerns.
How should I store the food?
Store the food in a cool, dry place and reseal the bag after each use to maintain freshness.
What if my puppy doesn't like the food?
Try moistening the kibble with warm water or gradually mixing it with the previous food. If the problem persists, consult your vet.
Can I feed this to my pregnant or lactating dog?
Yes, this food is suitable for pregnant and lactating bitches to support the growth and development of puppies.
How much food should I give my puppy?
Follow the feeding guidelines on the packaging, adjusting the amount based on your puppy's age, size, and activity level.
What are the benefits of the ingredients?
The food contains added ingredients to support joint, heart, digestive, and cognitive health.
Troubleshooting
Puppy has loose stools.
Ensure you are not overfeeding. Gradually introduce the food and monitor the puppy's diet.
Puppy is not eating the food.
Try moistening the kibble with warm water. Ensure the food is fresh and not past its expiration date. Consult your vet if the problem persists.
Puppy is gaining too much weight.
Reduce the amount of food given, as per the feeding guidelines, and ensure your puppy gets regular exercise.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Supports healthy growth and development.
Highly palatable and digestible.
Suitable for a wide range of puppy breeds and sizes.
Contains added benefits for various aspects of health.
Trusted by breeders for generations.
Cons
Requires careful monitoring of feeding amounts to avoid overfeeding.
May not be suitable for puppies with specific dietary sensitivities (consult a vet).
Availability may vary depending on location.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Transitioning to Skinner's Puppy: If switching from another food, gradually introduce Skinner's Puppy over 5-7 days to avoid digestive upset. Mix increasing amounts of the new food with the old food each day.
Feeding Guidelines: Follow the feeding guidelines on the packaging, adjusting the amount based on your puppy's age, size, and activity level. Fresh water should always be available.
Storage: Store the food in a cool, dry place, sealed to maintain freshness.
Compatibility: This food is suitable for puppies of most breeds. However, consult your vet if your puppy has any known allergies or sensitivities.
Care: Monitor your puppy's weight and body condition regularly. Adjust feeding amounts as needed to maintain a healthy weight. Observe your puppy's stool consistency and overall health and consult with your vet if you notice any changes.