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How do I feed Wolfworthy?

Wolfworthy: Post-Spay/Neuter Care Guide

Wolfworthy: Post-Spay/Neuter Care Guide. After your furry friend has been spayed or neutered, it's essential to provide them with the right care for their changing needs. Understanding the impact on…

Updated by Diane Elliott

Mixed Breed Puppy - Expected Adult Weight

The amount you feed your puppy is based on its Expected Adult Weight. It can be trickier to estimate this with a mixed breed pup but we can help. The aim is to get reasonably close to what you expect…

Updated by Nicola Folkes

Pregnant and lactating bitches

Wolfworthy: Feeding Guide for Pregnant Bitches. Discovering that your furry friend is expecting can be an exciting time. At Wolfworthy, we understand the importance of proper nutrition during pregnan…

Updated by Diane Elliott

Tiny dogs of 1kg -2kg

If you have a toy dog weighing around 1-2 kg the feeding amount is as follows: Adults (over 6 months): 1 kg dog - 17 to 23g per day 2 kg dog - 29 to 39g per day Seniors (7+ years) 1 kg dog - 16 to 22…

Updated by Nicola Folkes

Is Wolfworthy suitable for weaning a puppy?

Wolfworthy is suitable for weaning your puppy. Feeding a high quality food from the beginning will give your pup a super start in life. How to wean Once your puppy is around 3-4 weeks old you can sta…

Updated by Nicola Folkes

When to move from the Puppy to the Adult feeding amount

When your dog has reached their full frame we recommend moving to the adult feeding amount. We recommend the following: Toy breeds (Chihuahuas) around 6 months Small breeds (Jack Russels) around 7-9…

Updated by Nicola Folkes

My dogs stools are soft

This can happen when the feeding amount is too high. Check the feeding guide and feed the lower end of the range. The recommended feeding amount is calculated on the idea that your dog not having cal…

Updated by Nicola Folkes

How much should I feed my Adult Dog

The amount your dog needs per day is based on their current weight. The feeding amount given is a daily amount and you will split it into smaller meals as preferred. We give a feeding range and recom…

Updated by Nicola Folkes

How much should I feed my Senior Dog (7years+)

Once your dog is 7 years old their metabolism begins to slow a little. This means that the calorie requirements needed to maintain their current rate will begin to reduce. If you do not reduce the fe…

Updated by Nicola Folkes

How much should I feed my Puppy?

The amount you feed your puppy is based on their Expected Adult Weight. If you know this already skip straight to the feeding calculator below. If you do not know your Puppies Expected Adult Weight u…

Updated by Nicola Folkes

Is my dog a Puppy, Adult or Senior?

Depending on their breed. Your dog will use the ' Puppy' stage of the feeding calculator until they are between 6-18 months old. As a general guide a dog would be considered and adult as follows: Toy…

Updated by Nicola Folkes

Is Wolfworthy suitable for Puppies?

Absolutely! It would be a super start for your pup. The main difference between a puppy food and an adult food is the amount of calcium they contain. Both pups and adults need a minimum of 1g per 100…

Updated by Nicola Folkes

How do you calculate the feeding amount?

When calculating the correct amount of our food for your dog we use the predictive equation of the NRC which accounts for several factors including: The calorie content of our food. Age of the dog. E…

Updated by Nicola Folkes

Do I need to add water?

Our food is ready to serve and does not need anything adding to it. You can serve it straight from the bag! If you want to add a small amount of water this will make a watery gravy, which some dogs l…

Updated by Nicola Folkes

Do I need to add anything to your food?

You do not need to add anything. Our food includes everything your dog needs and more! We include nutrient-packed organ meat, salmon oil, fresh salmon and trout for skin and coat. We have a high perc…

Updated by Nicola Folkes

How do I transition my dog?

If your dog is currently on a dry or wet food we recommend transitioning over a week Day 1 25% Wolfworthy with 75% current food Day 2 25% Wolfworthy with 75% current food Day 3 50% Wolfworthy with 50…

Updated by Nicola Folkes

Can I mix Wolfworthy with other foods?

Yes, that is totally fine. When working out how much think in terms of Food A and Food B (and C if desired). Both of these foods will have a 'recommended daily feeding amount'. Find this out for both…

Updated by Nicola Folkes

How to slow feed and get your dog chewing

Challenging your dog to get its food through chewing, searching or puzzle-solving has multiple benefits. It stops boredom, exercises their jaws and rids the dog of stored energy. After a challenging…

Updated by Nicola Folkes

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