Puppy food
Your puppy's diet is crucial for its physical and mental development. To promote healthy development, there is a wide range of high-quality puppy food that is tailored to your dog's specific developmental needs.
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Special Price CHF 20.70 Regular Price CHF 23.00Starter box for puppies with wet food, can lid, food bag, ballpoint pen & brochureMjAMjAM1 review
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Medium-sized breed puppies (10-25 kg adult weight) Pregnancy and lactation
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Complete food for puppies and young dogs – a classic pâté with postbiotics
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Complete food for puppies and young dogs, with duck, rice and potatoes
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CHF 27.20Complete and Balanced Dog Food for Sensitive Puppies
Iso-Dog is becoming dogdog! The existing Iso-Dog dog food products are getting a new brand identity and will be sold under the dogdog brand going forward—with a fresh new design and optimized formula!
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CHF 28.00Complete and balanced food for puppies of all breeds during weaning
Iso-Dog is becoming dogdog! The existing Iso-Dog dog food products are getting a new brand identity and will be offered under the dogdog brand going forward—with a fresh design and optimized formula!
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CHF 39.00Premium Complete Dog Food for Puppies
Under the Iso-Dog brand, Granovit is launching its new, scientifically based premium dog food line featuring newly developed recipes. The products were developed in close collaboration with nutrition specialists and are based on the latest nutritional research.
The original Iso-Dog products are now available under the name dogdog, featuring a fresh new design and optimized formulations.Iso-Dog -
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CHF 35.30Premium complete dog food, semi-moist, for junior dogs.
Under the Iso-Dog brand, Granovit is now launching its scientifically based premium dog food range with newly developed recipes. The products have been developed in close collaboration with nutrition specialists and are based on the latest nutritional findings.
The original Iso-Dog products are now available under the name dogdog, with a fresh new design and optimised formulations.Iso-Dog -
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Grain-free puppy and young dog food enriched with superfoods
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CHF 20.60Dry food for puppies with chicken, made with ingredients of fresh quality
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CHF 43.20Grain-free complete food for puppies
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Change food only after acclimatization
Ideally, at least for the first few days, you should give your puppy the same food that it was given by the breeder. The food should meet the individual requirements according to age, breed and expected size. Any change to a different puppy food should be made slowly and only after the puppy has settled in.
Food composition depending on the breed
The ideal food composition for puppies differs significantly from that for adult dogs. A puppy is naturally growing and therefore has a different energy requirement, which is why the food must also be tailored to these special needs. If there is an oversupply of energy, this can result in skeletal deformities. This is why many manufacturers produce breed-specific food for puppies.
Number of rations per day
Up to the age of 4 months, the dog should receive 3 meals per day. In the course of the first year of life, the frequency can be reduced to 1 or 2 times a day.
How long should puppy food last?
Puppy food should be fed until the dog is fully grown, depending on the final size of the breed:
- Small breeds are fully grown after approx. 8 to 9 months
- Medium-sized breeds after approx. 10 to 14 months
- Large breeds after approx. 14 to 20 months
- Very large breeds after approx. 16 to 24 months.
See also the weight curve in our corresponding guide article: What to consider when feeding young dogs?
Further information:
Basic equipment for puppies and kittens
Changing food: How do I get my pet used to a new food?