Your Staffy puppy should be fed 4 times a day from 8 weeks to 3 months, then you can begin to cut out one meal until eventually he has 2 meals a day coming into adulthood. Empty tummies can cause vomiting...bright yellow liquid, as this is digested bile. Its better to feed little and often to avoid this especially for a growing puppy.
I have a staff who is 4 months he is one of the nicest puppy and he won some competitions already as he has more muscles than staffs at older age.Because for a dog to have a nice coat he must have 2 raw eggs twice a week and also I mix pedigree with caned tuna or salmon as it has the oils it needs for his coat and it helps build muscles.
How much you should feed a Staffordshire bull terrier would depend upon many factors including the sex of the dog; the age; the activity level; stress levels; medical history; and other dietary factors. In general it is an undemanding dog when it comes to feeding as it has no special dietary requirements. A Staffordshire bull terrier usually has a good appetite.
At the end of the day you know you are feeding him right if he is in good condition. For instance note if his coat shines, are his motions are firm and if his eyes look bright.
An adult Staffordshire bull terrier would require a basic diet of meat and biscuit. This meat can either be raw or cooked. Some dogs will thrive on fresh food while other on canned food. While tripe is a favourite with a lot of dog breeders, it is not recommended to feed it to any animal that is less than six months of age.
Take a careful eye on your dogs wieght ... A combination of dryed food and fresh meat is what the dog thrives for ... All dogs should take regular exercise to burn of calories ,,, ensure your dog has both milk n water as source of fluids it strenghtens and soothes dogs musles and bones
Bull Terrier is a breed from the terrier family of dogs. They are muscular with short and dense coat and a distinctive shape of head that is kind of egg shaped. They need immense care when you keep them as pets. The link below gives a detailed guide on how to care for them and feed them: www.ehow.com
I have a 22 month old st affie (blade) but hes aright fussy eater at the moment I'm feeding him pasta and his food and was wondering over time if the pasta would do him any harm thanks
Sorry but I'm not shore, but I have that type of dog but shes not a puppy, but we feed her once a day but we leave the bowl there so she picks at it for the rest of the day
But if I'm feeding my new dog it's a Stafford shire bull terrier I'm giving her full 400 gram tin of Pedigree Chum adult with same make small bite biscuit half it to twice a day she is six months nearly. I was wondering if you could help me out I just want her to be healthy build out right and have nice coat as you get attached to your dog so I would be grateful if you could help me out thanks.
My staffies, louis and marley have 4 weetabix at breakfast with milk , a day to day change of canned, dry, raw mince, liver, chicken, with either pasta or rice and mixer, they have our scraps too, and evan have curry, they are very fit, fast and musculer. They have about an hours exersise a day .they love to hang from trees for up to 30 mins, this makes the jaw strong.
