Fluctuating demand
The need for specific nutrients will change as the dog grows and develops, depending on its body parameters resulting from.in.breed-specific characteristics and physiological conditions such as pregnancy or lactation.Physical activity is also of considerable importance—a dog that gets plenty of exercise has different nutritional needs than one that leads a sedentary lifestyle.
Body Weight
At every stage of a dog’s life, body weight is a key factor that determines its nutritional needs.A responsible owner should weigh their dog regularly at home or during checkups at the vet’s office.Such preventive measures are essential for managing a dog’s growth and preventing obesity or other metabolic diseases.
Daily feeding
By knowing a dog's body weight, we can determine its requirements for all nutrients, minerals, and vitamins.This balanced, complete dog food, formulated in accordance with modern nutritional standards, ensures that your pet will not be at risk of health issues resulting from a deficiency or excess of certain nutrients.Whether the owner decides to feed their pet dry food or believes that wet food is a better choice, they must strictly follow the manufacturer’s feeding guidelines and adjust the amount of food according to their pet’s weight. 