Once your dog reaches seven months of age, it's time to transition it from puppy food to junior food. Because your four-legged friend is now a teenager! It is entering a developmental phase where it is growing more slowly than during the first six months of its life. That's why we specifically developed our fit & vital Junior as a junior dog food. It contains less energy than puppy food - and provides precisely the nutrients and minerals a young dog needs for healthy growth from the seventh month. Our fit & vital Junior offers five animal proteins, including poultry and lamb. Gluten-free rice is easy to digest and gives you energy for walks. Calcium and vitamin D3 help the healthy development of your dog's bones, ligaments, tendons, and joints. And a complex of vital substances made from yeast and herbs supports digestion.
From seven months of age, a puppy belongs to the junior dogs. At this point, you should transition it to a diet tailored to its developmental stage. Are you wondering what amount of food is recommended for junior dogs? The correct amount of food is based on your junior dog's final weight and its age in months. You can find these in the feeding recommendation below. It's also good to know: Unlike when your little friend needed several meals a day as a puppy, you can now switch it to 2 meals a day. Its stomach is now large enough for this rhythm to be sufficient. As a rule, the total daily amount of food is about 4-6% of your dog's body weight.
