How to reasonably feed a “Teddy” has become a headache for many pet owners. When feeding, it is necessary to ensure they are full while also preventing overeating which may affect their health. Therefore, many owners eagerly want to know, “How many times is best to feed a Teddy in a day, and what is the most scientific way to feed?” 

      “How much dog food does a Teddy eat in a day?” How many times is best to feed in a day? This depends on the age of the “Teddy.” Generally, from the time a “Teddy” is weaned, they should be fed dog food. When in the puppy stage, “Teddies” have a vague awareness of hunger and fullness, so owners need to be more attentive to their “diet.” Generally, to ensure a Teddy puppy eats enough, it is recommended to feed them at least three to four times a day. If the owner has ample time, feeding four times a day is advised. As the “Teddy” “slowly grows,” the feeding frequency can be appropriately reduced. Usually, over 4 months old, it can be reduced to three times a day. When the “Teddy” is about 7 months old, the feeding frequency can be reduced to twice a day, and once over a year old, just ensure they are not hungry. It is important to note that when feeding dog food, it is advisable to set a “rough time,” for example, about 15 minutes per feeding. If they take longer than this, remove the food. This way, they develop the habit of having set meal times and eating their dog food properly.

      “How much dog food does a Teddy eat in a day?” 

      So, “How much dog food does a Teddy eat in a day?” Actually, the amount is not the same for “all dogs.” If the owner does not know how much to feed at one time, they can feed according to the amount given on the dog food packaging, following that dose. Because those amounts are based on practical experience, feeding according to them is reliable. When feeding, just be sure to distinguish the amounts for adult dogs and puppies. Do not feed puppies the adult dog amount, lest the “Teddy” suffers digestive issues from overeating, which in severe cases may cause diarrhea. Therefore, owners must be careful.