Puppies grow fast.
What you feed now shapes their future.
Real meat, not meat by-products
Vegetables, herbs, and natural oils
Clear ingredients you recognise
Puppies need more calories, protein, and fat than adults.
Make sure their food is made for growth
Feed little and often (3–4 meals a day until 6 months)
Transition to adult food gradually at 12 months
You’ll be doing a lot of training, and that means lots of treats.
Keep them soft, healthy, and easy to chew
Use tiny pieces so you don’t overfeed
Balance treat calories with meal portions
A healthy gut helps with immunity, mood, and development.
Add natural probiotics like kefir or plain yoghurt
Include fibre from vegetables
Avoid unnecessary fillers and artificial additives
Every puppy is different.
Is their poo firm and regular?
Are they itchy or gassy?
Do they have steady energy?
Make small changes and watch how they respond.
Puppies need food they can learn from.
I use natural, simple treats to reward calmness, recall, and focus.
They work better, feel better, and support their development.
Training starts in the bowl.
