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How much should I feed my dog?

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Our feeding guidelines are based on the average caloric needs of an indoor, spayed or neutered adult dog. These recommendations are a starting point for determining how much raw dog food to feed. Keep in mind that every dog is different—just like people, dogs have unique metabolisms and nutritional needs.

Several factors can affect how much raw food your dog requires, including age, activity level, breed, and overall health.

  • Less food may be needed if your dog is older, less active, or has a slower metabolism.

  • More food may be needed if your dog is energetic, or highly active.

For puppies, please refer to our puppy feeding guide for specific recommendations on how much raw food to feed a growing dog.

Always monitor your dog’s weight, energy levels, and overall health to ensure you’re feeding the right amount.

Dog's weight


Perfectly Pork
(31 kcal/oz)

Comfy Chicken
(37 kcal/oz)

Rascal Rabbit
(37 kcal/oz)

Besties Beef
(39 kcal/oz)

Flirty Turkey

(41 kcal/oz)

What the Duck
(49 kcal/oz)

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5 lb

6 oz

5 oz

4 oz

10 lb

9 oz

7 oz

6 oz

20 lb

15 oz

12 oz

10 oz

30 lb

21 oz

17 oz

13 oz

40 lb

26 oz

21 oz

17 oz

50 lb

31 oz

26 oz

20 oz

60 lb

36 oz

30 oz

23 oz

70 lb

40 oz

34 oz

25 oz

80 lb

44 oz

38 oz

28 oz

90 lb

48 oz

41 oz

31 oz

100 lb

52 oz

44 oz

33 oz

110 lb

56 oz

48 oz

36 oz

120 lb

60 oz

51 oz

38 oz

130 lb

63 oz

54 oz

41 oz

140 lb

67 oz

57 oz

43 oz

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