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Ankit Sharma
Hello everyone, This is my 45 days old Golden Retriever pup. Since this is my first pet. The breeder suggested me to feed him Cerelacs for first 2 days then switch to Royal Canin. Please suggest that how often we have to feed the pup with cerelacs, a time table will help me out. Pet lovers your suggestions are appreciated.
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Charan Harshavardhan
Whenevery they wake and do there things feed them cerelac for a week or you can start giving them royal canin starter pack, they will give u detail of how much should u feed and all on back of the cover (royal canin), or u can go for adren grange too it's also very good brand, dry kebble and mix them with water a little quantity and let it sit there for 3-5 min so the kebble will be soft and easy for pup to eat and digest... Idle feeding (dry kebble) is 3 times a day sometimes 4 but don't over feed.
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Ankit Sharma
Alright, thank you so much.
Dr. Tajunnisa M
Avoid cerelac but start giving Farmina or royal canin puppy starters 3 to 4 times a day. You can feed 80 to 120 gms in divided meals.
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Samarth Praveen
Don't you RC use orijin puppy
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