How much Raw food should I feed my dog?
Raw dog food has become extremely popular due to the large number of benefits that comes along with it. It’s a great food for fussy dogs and is a real easy way of getting your best friend to enjoy mealtimes again.
It’s also a brilliant option for dogs who are sensitive to traditional proteins found in dry kibble such as chicken & beef as there is a far wider range of proteins available and the diet itself is much easier to control.
But a common question asked is how much should I feed my dog? A general rule is that an adult dog should have between 2-3% of their body weight per day. However, this is just a starting guide and should be adjusted accordingly to your dog. And specific circumstances should be considered such as:
- Age and breed of the dog
 - Activity Levels
 - Dietary plan (do they need to lose/gain weight)
 
Puppies have different requirements as in the first five months they grow the fastest and should be fed 5-6% of their growing body weight.
| 
 Dog Weight  | 
 Daily Puppy Guideline (4-6%)  | 
 Daily Adult Guideline (2-3%)  | 
| 
 5kg  | 
 200-300g  | 
 100-150g  | 
| 
 10kg  | 
 400-600g  | 
 250-300g  | 
| 
 15kg  | 
 600-900g  | 
 375-450g  | 
| 
 20kg  | 
 800-1200g  | 
 400-600g  | 
| 
 25kg  | 
 1000-1500g  | 
 500-750g  | 
| 
 30kg  | 
 1200-1800g  | 
 600-900g  | 
| 
 35kg  | 
 1400-2100g  | 
 700-1050g  | 
| 
 40kg  | 
 1600-2400g  | 
 800-1200g  | 
Please note this is a guideline and should be adjusted accordingly to each individual dogs needs and is assuming you are feeding a ready made complete raw food.