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Arden Grange Puppy/Junior Large Breed is a complete, super premium pet food for large breed puppies and adolescent dogs, formulated to ensure a controlled and steady growth rate. The kibble size is perfect for larger breeds, containing boosted levels of joint support for the extra demands placed on large breed dogs. Arden Grange Large Breed Puppy/Junior - Chicken Rice at a glance: With high-quality chicken: an excellent source of meat protein with a high biological value, supporting your puppy’s body during growth Reduced energy density: lower energy levels compared to Arden Grange regular puppy food, helping to promote slow and steady growth in large breed puppies Joint care: glucosamine, chondroitin and methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) help your young dog to maintain strong, healthy joints and cartilage Large kibble size: ideal for large and giant breed puppies with larger jaws Recommended for: Large breed puppies from 8 weeks to 12 months old Giant breed puppies from 8 weeks to 18 months old Can also be used for: Smaller breed puppies with a large appetite Smaller breed puppies that prefer a larger kibble Large and giant breed puppies younger than 8 weeks Arden Grange Puppy/Junior Large Breed is suitable for puppies from 8 weeks old until upward skeletal development has ceased. The age at which puppies stop growing varies from breed to breed, with large and giant breeds typically reaching their optimum height at a later age than smaller breeds. Whilst Puppy/Junior Large Breed is formulated for large and giant breed puppies, it may also be safely fed to juvenile small and medium breeds. Please note: This product is not available for delivery to Northern Ireland or the Channel Islands.
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When should I start worming my puppy?
Puppies are usually wormed from two weeks old, every two weeks until two weeks after weaning, then monthly until six months. Your breeder should already have started, so ask for the dates and products used. Your vet will set the plan from there.
Does my puppy need special toys?
Puppy toys use softer rubber and are sized for small mouths, which is kinder to baby teeth. Avoid very hard chews, and swap toys for a larger size as your puppy grows so nothing small enough to swallow is left lying around.
