I have two pure breed Weimeraners....a 4 year old 72 lb female and an 8 month 54 lb female. (I estimate the puppy will be finished about 75 to 80).
Don't be concerned about the occasional soft poo. Lower grade dog foods have fiberous fillers in them to help formulate the stool. It's always been said that a nice firm stool means the dog is digesting well. Higher grade kibbles do not need these "fillers" as they will naturally form a better stool, since the dog will absorb more of the contents of the food.
My adult eats three cups a day of generally Evo Chicken and Turkey. Sometimes I switch up a cup or two of the daily feeding with Honest Kitchen Embark, Orijen Large Breed Puppy, or Evo Red
My puppy eats about 3 1/2 to 3 3/4 cups a day of generally Orijen Large Breed puppy. Sometimes I switch up a a cup or two of the daily feeding with Honest Kitchen Embark or Orijen 6 Fish.
For treats, I have like a half bag of Evo Wild Cravings. Good treats, but since I feed mainly processed foods, I'm working on getting away from processed treats. Other treats I feed are Honest Kitchen Smooches, fresh apples, lightly cooked chicken strips and assorted chews from Jones, Canine Caviar and Merrick.
Hope this helps formulate a feeding program for your pooch :smile:
Don't be concerned about the occasional soft poo. Lower grade dog foods have fiberous fillers in them to help formulate the stool. It's always been said that a nice firm stool means the dog is digesting well. Higher grade kibbles do not need these "fillers" as they will naturally form a better stool, since the dog will absorb more of the contents of the food.
My adult eats three cups a day of generally Evo Chicken and Turkey. Sometimes I switch up a cup or two of the daily feeding with Honest Kitchen Embark, Orijen Large Breed Puppy, or Evo Red
My puppy eats about 3 1/2 to 3 3/4 cups a day of generally Orijen Large Breed puppy. Sometimes I switch up a a cup or two of the daily feeding with Honest Kitchen Embark or Orijen 6 Fish.
For treats, I have like a half bag of Evo Wild Cravings. Good treats, but since I feed mainly processed foods, I'm working on getting away from processed treats. Other treats I feed are Honest Kitchen Smooches, fresh apples, lightly cooked chicken strips and assorted chews from Jones, Canine Caviar and Merrick.
Hope this helps formulate a feeding program for your pooch :smile: