Dog food and treats
The dog food page brings together everything needed to feed and reward your companion: age- and activity-appropriate food, training treats, bones and chews, dietary supplements, and feeding accessories. A selection designed also for dogs who accompany their owner at the stables, on hikes, or while horseback riding.
Feed your dog well, from puppy to senior.
Feeding an Active Dog, from Puppy to Senior
A dog that joins horse rides or hikes burns much more energy than an apartment dog: it needs food that is richer in protein and fats, given in amounts suitable for its weight and activity level. The puppy continues to grow until about one year for small breeds and up to two years for large breeds, which is why there are specific formulas for each stage. It’s best to avoid making a large dog run right after a meal: it’s better to wait one to two hours, as the effort puts them at risk of gastric dilatation-volvulus, a life-threatening emergency.
The World of Dogs on the Site
The dog section also includes:
- Collars/Leashes.
- Clothing.
- Beds.
- Care.
- Pet Supplies, bowls and toys.
The entire range is gathered on the dog page.
Treats, Chew Bones and Rewards
Treats are mainly used for training: a small piece given immediately after good behaviour creates an association with the command. They should be small and low in calories so you can give them often during a recall session. Chew bones and sticks keep the dog occupied, soothe puppies during teething, and contribute to oral hygiene. They should be given under supervision, avoiding cooked bones from poultry or chops, which can break into sharp shards. The amount of rewards should be deducted from the daily ration.
Dietary Supplements and Toxic Foods
Dietary supplements meet specific needs: joint support with glucosamine and chondroitin for sporty or older dogs, omega-3 for the coat, and yeast for digestion. They are given as a course, preferably after consulting a vet. However, some everyday foods are toxic to dogs: chocolate due to theobromine, fresh or dried grapes, onions and garlic, or xylitol from gum. A bowl of fresh water should always be available, especially after a long outing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many meals a day for an adult dog?
Most adult dogs eat two meals a day, morning and evening, which helps manage hunger and prevents them from eating large amounts at once. The ration is served at regular times and the bowl is removed after fifteen minutes.
How can you tell if your dog is at the right weight?
By running your hand along their sides, you should feel the ribs under a thin layer of fat, without seeing them. Viewed from above, the waist should be apparent behind the ribs: if it disappears, reduce the ration and treats.
Dried kibble or wet food for an active dog?
Kibble, being more concentrated in energy, is easy to carry and can be portioned accurately for walking days. Wet food, rich in water, can complement the ration of a dog that drinks little after exercise.
How to change a dog's food safely?
Mix the new food with the old, gradually increasing its amount over seven to ten days. This transition allows the intestinal flora to adapt and helps avoid diarrhoea and vomiting.
Should you give supplements to a puppy?
A complete puppy food already covers its needs for calcium and vitamins. Adding calcium without a vet's advice can disrupt bone growth, especially in large breeds.
