Small breeds, such as Chihuahuas and Pomeranians, typically require a diet that is higher in calories and protein relative to their body weight, as they have faster metabolisms and need more energy to sustain their activity levels.

On the other hand, medium-sized dogs like Beagles and Bulldogs benefit from a balanced diet that includes a mix of proteins, fats, and carbohydrates to support their moderate energy levels and overall health. Large breeds, such as Golden Retrievers and Great Danes, require a diet that is lower in calories but rich in essential nutrients to promote healthy growth and prevent obesity, which can lead to joint issues. Additionally, it’s important to consider the life stage of the dog—puppies, adults, and seniors all have different dietary requirements that should be addressed to ensure optimal health and longevity.

By tailoring a dog’s nutrition to their size and life stage, owners can help their furry friends thrive and maintain a healthy weight.

Mini Adult Dogs

Small Breeds (1-10kg)

Medium Breeds (11-25kg)

Large Breeds (26-44kg)

Giant Breeds (45kg+)