Guide to Changing Your Dog's Food

Why This Matters

Transitioning your dog to new food is crucial for their digestive health. While some dogs have iron stomachs, it's best to err on the side of caution, especially when upgrading to a higher quality food.

What to Expect

During the transition, you may notice:

▪️ Initial reluctance to eat the new food

▪️ Temporary changes in toilet habits

▪️ These issues typically resolve within a few days

🚨 Note: Persistent diarrhoea or vomiting is rare but concerning. Consult your vet if these symptoms persist.

Our Recommended Transition Plan (1-10 days)

Days	Old Food	New Food
1-2	75%	25%
3-4	50%	50%
5-7	25%	75%
8-10	0%	100%

Important: Adjust this timeline based on your dog's response. There's no rush!

Top Tips for a Smooth Transition

1. Ensure sufficient old food: Running out mid transition limits your options.

2. Monitor portion sizes: Feeding guides are recommendations, not rules. Adjust as needed.

3. Weigh food when possible: Avoid the common pitfall of overfeeding.

4. Be patient: Allow up to 16 days to see improvements.

Remember

The quality of ingredients is paramount. A successful transition to premium food can lead to long term health benefits for your furry friend.

Need more advice? We're here to help ensure your dog's dietary change is a positive experience! 🐾