Your puppy may be old enough to be weaned or even to start a training schedule — but it’s important to remember that he still has different nutritional needs than an older dog. Eukanuba™ puppy formulas are designed to support growth and help your dog meet his potential in adulthood.

 

Active puppies require support for brain development
Eukanuba™ puppy formulas have clinically proven levels of DHA for smarter, more trainable puppies. This omega-3 fatty acid supports healthy brain function and promotes learning and memory. Before being weaned, puppies receive DHA from mother’s milk; feeding it in their diets is a vital part of their brain development.

Developing muscles and bones need nutrients that support growth
High-quality animal proteins plus optimal calcium and phosphorus levels help puppies grow and develop at the right pace. Calcium and phosphorus are vital minerals that support bone development and growth.

Maturing immune systems need protection
Puppies’ immune systems are still developing in their first few months of life; an antioxidant cocktail helps support immunity and healthy brain function. 

The Importance of Quality Food
Quality puppy diets provide complete and balanced nutrition with the essential vitamins and minerals your puppy needs. The right formula will have high-quality, highly digestible ingredients.

When and How Much to Feed Your Puppy
Depending on breed size, you should feed your puppy three meals per day up until 6 months of age. After that, reduce to two meals per day. Consult your veterinarian on the proper portion size for your puppy and ensure plenty of fresh drinking water is available.

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