7 month old puppy
Base: Open farm Puppy Kibble with grain
Hydration: Greek yogurt with added water
Supplements: wild one hip and joint, wild one glow, bee pollen, organic coconut oil
Veggies and fruits: carrots and blueberries
Bones: frozen chicken neck + frozen chicken foot
Others: dehydrated sardines, dehydrated shrimp, dehydrated beef liver, quail eggs, chicken hearts
because I feed my dog like this I eat too ramen for dinner ðŸ˜
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Feeding a 7-month-old puppy requires attention to their nutritional needs as they transition from puppyhood to adulthood. At this age, it’s crucial to provide a balanced diet that includes high-quality kibble, rich in proteins and grains, such as Open Farm's puppy kibble. Hydration is equally important; adding Greek yogurt with water not only maintains moisture but also provides probiotics for gut health. Additionally, supplements like Wild One’s hip and joint products and organic coconut oil can promote healthy joints, while bee pollen helps with allergies and boosts energy. Incorporating fresh vegetables like carrots and fruits like blueberries offers fiber and antioxidants, essential for a growing puppy. To support dental health and satisfy their natural chewing instincts, provide bones such as frozen chicken necks and feet. Other treats, including dehydrated sardines, beef liver, and quail eggs, can be given in moderation. Remember, a balanced diet plays a pivotal role in your puppy’s development, ensuring they thrive as they grow. Regular check-ups with a veterinarian help tailor a diet that meets the specific needs of your puppy, considering their breed, size, and activity level.

