How many times should you feed the dog.

We discuss the importance of consulting a dog nutritionist to determine the appropriate feeding schedule and diet for your dog, based on factors like age, exercise levels, and energy levels.

We emphasize that dog nutrition is not one-size-fits-all and that each dog’s needs are unique. We also advise against relying on advice from non-experts, and instead recommend seeking professional guidance from veterinarians and dog nutritionists.

The question comes up a lot, but we can’t answer it without knowing the age of your dog. What are your dog’s exercise levels? What is your dog’s energy level? What breed is it? Based on this information, we can suggest how many times you should feed your dog or how much walking or exercise it needs.

Feeding and care are not solely dependent on the breed. How many times you feed your dog depends on its age and the specific type of food you provide.

A dog nutritionist will tell you not to rely on advice from dog behaviorists or veterinarians for nutrition, as every profession brings its own expertise. A dog nutritionist can advise on what to feed your dog based on its age, exercise levels, and test results such as CBC, LFT, and KFT. Only after conducting these tests can you understand your dog’s nutritional requirements and determine what to feed it.

I have a Labrador, and you also have a Labrador. My dog won’t eat the same as your dog. It’s not necessary to give your dog the same food just because they are the same breed. Please don’t raise your dog like this. Seek expert opinions and consultations from dog nutritionists before making decisions.

Similarly, don’t administer medications based on someone else’s advice. For medications, consult dog veterinarians who have the necessary expertise, and ask them if medication is necessary.

It is important to ensure a good life for your dog. With proper knowledge and guidance, you can provide the best care.