Feeding Guides by Age

Proper nutrition changes as your pet grows. Feeding your dog or cat according to their age ensures they get the right nutrients for healthy development, maintenance, and aging gracefully.

Feeding Puppies & Kittens

Young pets need diets rich in protein, fat, and essential vitamins to support rapid growth and development. Feed high-quality puppy or kitten food formulated for their needs, divided into multiple small meals per day. Avoid adult food during this stage to prevent nutrient imbalances.

Feeding Adult Pets

Adult dogs and cats require balanced nutrition to maintain ideal weight and energy. Feed complete adult formulas appropriate for their size and activity level, usually in two meals per day. Monitor their weight and adjust portions as needed to avoid obesity.

Feeding Senior Pets

Older pets have slower metabolisms and may face health challenges such as joint issues or kidney concerns. Senior pet diets often have lower calories, added supplements like glucosamine, and easily digestible ingredients. Consult your vet for the best senior food options.

Tips for Transitioning Foods

When switching food types or brands, transition gradually over 7-10 days by mixing increasing amounts of new food with the old. This helps avoid digestive upset.

Hydration at Every Age

No matter the age, fresh water should always be available to keep your pet hydrated and healthy.

Providing age-appropriate nutrition helps your pet thrive through every stage of life — from playful puppyhood to graceful senior years.