Feeding Instructions

All dogs are unique, and their nutritional needs vary based on factors such as weight and activity level. This chart provides a general guideline to help you determine the appropriate amount of food for your dog. Keep in mind that individual variations may apply, and it's essential to monitor your dog's weight and adjust their diet accordingly.

Feeding Instruction PDF 

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Activity Rates:

  1. 2.0% Activity Rate:

    • Description: For dogs with less than 1 hour of low to mild intensity activity daily.
    • Recommendation: Use the 2.0% activity rate section for feeding guidelines.

  2. 2.5% Activity Rate:

    • Description: Appropriate for dogs engaged in 1 hour of intense activity or 2-3 hours of low to mild intense activity daily.
    • Recommendation: Utilize the 2.5% activity rate section for feeding guidelines.

  3. 3.0% Activity Rate:

    • Description: Designed for dogs with intense activity exceeding 2 hours or 3 hours plus of long low to mild intensity activity.
    • Recommendation: Refer to the 3.0% activity rate section for feeding guidelines.

Defining Activity Levels:

  • Low Intensity Activity: A leisurely walk around the neighborhood.
  • Mild Intensity Activity: Engaging in activities such as light play.
  • High Intensity Activity: Involves activities like playing fetch, running at the beach, or intense physical exercises.

Adjusting Feeding Amounts:

  • Weight Management: It may take a few weeks to determine the ideal amount of food for your dog. Adjust the portions based on whether you want your dog to lose, maintain, or gain weight.

Important Notes:

  • Individual Variations: Keep an eye on your dog's weight and adjust the feeding amounts as needed since individual variations exist.
  • Observation Period: Allow a reasonable period to observe and fine-tune your dog's diet for optimal results.

Remember that this chart is a general guide, and individual factors may require adjustments. Regularly monitor your dog's weight, consult with your veterinarian, and make modifications to their diet as necessary to ensure they receive the best nutrition for their unique needs.

Weight(lbs) Activity Rate Daily Consumption in Ounces
10 2.0%  3.6oz
15 2.0%

5.4oz
20 2.0%

7.2oz
25 2.0%

9.0oz 
30 2.0%

10.8oz 
35 2.0%

12.6oz
40 2.0%

14.4oz
45 2.0%

16.2oz
50 2.0%

18oz
60 2.0%

21.6oz
70 2.0%

25.2oz
80 2.0%

28.8oz
90 2.0%

31.6oz
100 2.0%

35.2oz
120 2.0%

42.2oz
140 2.0%

49.3oz
160 2.0%

56.3oz
180 2.0%

63.4oz
200 2.0%

70.4oz
10 2.5%

 4.5oz
15 2.5% 6.8oz
20 2.5% 9.0oz
25 2.5% 11.3oz
30 2.5% 13.5oz
35 2.5% 15.8oz
40 2.5% 18.0oz
45 2.5% 20.3oz
50 2.5% 22.5oz
60 2.5% 27.0oz
70 2.5% 31.5oz
80 2.5% 36.0oz
90 2.5% 40.5oz
100 2.5% 44.0oz
120 2.5% 52.8oz
140 2.5% 61.6oz
160 2.5% 70.4oz
180 2.5% 79.2oz
200 2.5% 88.0oz
10 3.0% 5.4oz
15 3.0% 8.1oz
20 3.0% 10.8oz
25 3.0% 13.5oz
30 3.0% 16.2oz
35 3.0% 18.9oz
40 3.0% 21.6oz
45 3.0% 24.3oz
50 3.0% 27.0oz
60 3.0% 32.4oz
70 3.0% 37.8oz
80 3.0% 43.2oz
90 3.0% 47.5oz
100 3.0% 52.8oz
120 3.0% 63.7oz
140 3.0% 75.6oz
160 3.0% 84.40z
180 3.0% 95.04
200 3.0% 105.6oz
Working Dogs  3.0%-5.0% Depending on the intensity and job of the dog.Â