NEED ADVICE-We just got our first bulldog puppy and I am trying to figure out what is the best dry dog food. I have him on a all natural dry puppy food and what to make sure that is good.
Submitted by Kathy Chester N... on October 11, 2012 - 7:45pm.
you can transition him to a good quality adult or all stages food and he will do fine. We prefer grain free foods, less allergies to worry about. We use duck/potato but salmon/sweet potato is also good. Natural balance, taste of the wild, wellness are all good brands. Congratulations on your puppy!
Submitted by Deb and MacKenz... on October 11, 2012 - 8:42pm.
Yes you don't need a puppy food, but I would keep him on whatever the breeder was feeding and transition over 2-4 weeks. Try to stay around 24% protein.
I personally feed a raw diet, so I can't help much with kibble. But when I was feeding kibble I fed Grain free "Now" with good results. Protein source was Duck and Turkey.
Submitted by AmyandSophia on October 11, 2012 - 8:46pm.
I brought my pup onto an adult dog food when she was 10 weeks old. I fed her a grain free food then but have since started feeding a food with grains in it. She is not prone to grain allergies though.
You really don't need to put a bulldog puppy on puppy food...
you can transition him to a good quality adult or all stages food and he will do fine. We prefer grain free foods, less allergies to worry about. We use duck/potato but salmon/sweet potato is also good. Natural balance, taste of the wild, wellness are all good brands. Congratulations on your puppy!
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Yes you don't need a puppy food, but I would keep him on whatever the breeder was feeding and transition over 2-4 weeks. Try to stay around 24% protein.
I personally feed a raw diet, so I can't help much with kibble. But when I was feeding kibble I fed Grain free "Now" with good results. Protein source was Duck and Turkey.
I agree with Kathy and Deb. No puppy food really needed.
I brought my pup onto an adult dog food when she was 10 weeks old. I fed her a grain free food then but have since started feeding a food with grains in it. She is not prone to grain allergies though.
Amy and Sophia