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If you want your puppy to grow big and strong, you need to be sure you are providing a nutritious, species-appropriate diet. Eukanuba Puppy Large & Giant Breed - Lamb & Rice supports large and giant breed dogs in the first years of life, helping to ensure optimum development. This balanced Eukanuba Puppy Large & Giant Breed - Lamb & Rice dry dog food contains delicious lamb as a source of high-quality protein. This helps your dog to build muscle mass. Eukanuba Puppy Large & Giant Breed - Lamb & Rice also provides your young dog with valuable omega fatty acids, which help to support healthy skin and glossy coat. The tailored mix of fibres and prebiotics can also keep your dog’s digestion balanced. Eukanuba Puppy Large & Giant Breed - Lamb & Rice at a glance: Complete food for large breed puppies (25-40kg) up to 18 months old and giant breed puppies (>40kg) up to 24 months old Optimum development: tailored recipe for the growth phase, providing complete dry food for daily nutrition Rich in lamb: easy to digest, a great source of high-quality protein, can help to support lean muscle mass maintenance With rice: easy to digest source of carbohydrates Healthy digestion: balanced mix of prebiotics (FOS), MOS and beet pulp to support digestive function Strong bones: contains calcium, which supports maintenance of healthy bones Skin and coat: provides natural sources of omega-6 and -3 fatty acids Contains DHA: supports your puppy’s learning capacity With turmeric: source of antioxidants Dental hygiene: special shape and size of kibble to help support tooth cleaning through chewing
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When should I switch my puppy to adult food?
Small and medium breeds usually switch at around 12 months, and some toy breeds a little earlier. Large and giant breeds grow for longer and often stay on puppy food until 18 to 24 months. Switch gradually over a week or so, and ask your vet if you are unsure.
How many times a day should I feed my puppy?
Most young puppies do best on three or four small meals a day when they first come home. This usually drops to two meals by around six months. Divide the daily amount from the feeding guide between the meals rather than adding extra.
