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Transition to adult food
Hello i was just wondering when the best time was to introduce my 9 month old male staffy to adult food
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Re: Transition to adult food
He would be OK on the adult version of his dog food now. What are you feeding him ?
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Re: Transition to adult food
As Kathy says he's be ok now. Remember to take your time with the transition and change over about a week or so
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Re: Transition to adult food
Well it's depending what food he's on?. But usually in 9 months he can have the adult version just change it over time.
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Re: Transition to adult food
Hi i am in the same boat with my girl shes 9 month nearly 10.She is on 3 meals a day of wainwrights puppy food which is split with biscuits.Some times she will woof down three meals other days only two.Yet i hear alot people say shes still growing so needs 3 meals ans she will keep growing until shes alot older.
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Re: Transition to adult food
Thanks all for the reply he is only on two meals a day pedigree chum puppy and pedigree chum small bite mixer which he loves but my problem is he keeps being sick sometimes its just clear liquid. other times he brings up his meal after he has eaten grass took him to the vets they said that the food he is on is too rich for his stomach and told us to try chappie but thats only in an adult dog surely
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Re: Transition to adult food
Pedigree chum is poor mate i would change him to a better quality brand.
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Re: Transition to adult food
I agree I would get him on a better quality food - and there is no need for 3 meals a day at 10 months - two will be plenty
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Re: Transition to adult food
Chappie and pedigree are both hideous. As you're already making a transition I'd get him on 2 meals a day of a new adult food. Wainwrights is a good affordable one that a lot of forum users dogs are doing well on!
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Re: Transition to adult food
I agree with above those brands are awful, as is bakers I would change to wainwrights.
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Re: Transition to adult food
I am on wainwrights at moment and my dog seems to have no complaints mixed in with few biscuits and sometimes tuna,bits of meat or crack a egg in they.
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