3 dogs multiple weights i have 3 dogs of different weights, 5 lbs, 12 lbs, and 30 lbs. . im wondering how many pumps i should put into the food since they all eat out of same dish. .if i give whole pump on the dog food, will there be harmful effects for the 5 lb dog, or if i only give half i feel won't be effective enough for bigger dogs. How much should i give in this situation? 3 dogs multiple weights i have 3 dogs of different weights, 5 lbs, 12 lbs, and 30 lbs. . im wondering how many pumps i should put into the food since they all eat out of same dish. .if i give whole... » Read More 3 dogs multiple weights i have 3 dogs of different weights, 5 lbs, 12 lbs, and 30 lbs. . im wondering how many pumps i should put into the food since they all eat out of same dish. .if i give whole pump on the dog food, will there be harmful effects for the 5 lb dog, or if i only give half i feel won't be effective enough for bigger dogs. How much should i give in this situation? « Show Less
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To be honest, you should never feed more than one dog from the same bowl. Too hard to monitor how much each pet is eating. And even friendly dogs can get defensive of their food.
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The directions are on the bottle: 1/2 pump for the 5 lb dog, 1 pump for the 12 lb dog and 2 pumps for the 30 lb dog. My dogs adore this stuff!
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I was just there, so go log into the Honest Kitchen.com site and near the top, click on the "Help Center" and then the first choice is "How much to feed". It references a 7 and 10 pound box (various formulas), the weight of the dog and one column tells you about how long it will last. This would be a great place for you to start reading, think it will answer your question and more :) I have used their food for years....really and tried all of them. My dog as well as other is allergic to chicken, so we stay away from the formulas with that. It's great food and you won't find a better company with better practices (I really believe that). Good luck & Merry Christmas ! I was just there, so go log into the Honest Kitchen.com site and near the top, click on the "Help Center" and then the first choice is "How much to feed". It references a 7 and 10 pound box (various formulas), the weight of the dog and one column tells you about how long it will last. This would be a great place for you to start reading, think it will answer your question and more :) I have used their food for years....really and tried all of them. My dog as well as other is allergic to chicken, so we stay away from the formulas with that. It's great food and you won't... » Read More I was just there, so go log into the Honest Kitchen.com site and near the top, click on the "Help Center" and then the first choice is "How much to feed". It references a 7 and 10 pound box (various formulas), the weight of the dog and one column tells you about how long it will last. This would be a great place for you to start reading, think it will answer your question and more :) I have used their food for years....really and tried all of them. My dog as well as other is allergic to chicken, so we stay away from the formulas with that. It's great food and you won't find a better company with better practices (I really believe that). Good luck & Merry Christmas ! « Show Less
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If youre asking how much to feed, i think it depends on your dogs.I have 2 poms weighing 7-8 lbs, feeding them 2x a day. One I feed 1/2 per serving (bc he's overweight) and the other 3/4 per serving (normal weight and very active). Yet they appear to be hungry, but these portions seem to maintain their weight in the long run.
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Two of my cats weigh 10 lbs each and it can fit both at a time, other reviewers used it for 13-15 lb. dogs (1 dog at once). A couple people used it to walk up to three Chihuahas at a time. Ideally if your pet is an average cat-sized one or small dog therefore weighing between 7-16 lbs, then I would use it for just one pet at a time for their comfort. Exceptions can be made for a couple kittens or extra small dogs like Chihuahas. Hope this helps, Miranda
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Yes - number of pumps based on weight of the animal. (0-10 pounds: 1/2 pump)
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My dog is about 45 pounds and I give him a whole scoop at dinner. So I would say give your dog a little less then a half of scoop.
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I measure at 5lb per 1ml. Its almost impossible to overdose. I believe its been tested to not have adverse effecrs at even 25xs the reccommended dosage so dont e roo worried. I give 1 ml to a 2-5lb pup I run a rescue and it always works great I also worm witb panacur or safeguard to cover giardia which is not covered by pyrantel but unlikely you'll have toworry about that one unless you have lots of dogs in the same area.
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My dog is a 5.5 pitbull when i was giving him bully max i did notice when he would walk up the steps his back and neck were more muscular. It gave him diarrhea so i stopped giving it to him. I recommend boiling chicken and giving him boiled chicken and raw egg mixed in his food. Dont dump the chicken broth feed him that too. Just try upping his protein intake and making sure hes getting daily exercise. Depending on how old he is it might just be how its going to be. Just like when we get old taking body building supplements isnt going to do much when your 90 lol. Good luck. Talk to your vet about options. My dog is a 5.5 pitbull when i was giving him bully max i did notice when he would walk up the steps his back and neck were more muscular. It gave him diarrhea so i stopped giving it to him. I recommend boiling chicken and giving him boiled chicken and raw egg mixed in his food. Dont dump the chicken broth feed him that too. Just try upping his protein intake and making sure hes getting daily exercise. Depending on how old he is it might just be how its going to be. Just like when we get old taking body building supplements isnt going to do much when your 90 lol. Good luck. Talk to your vet... » Read More My dog is a 5.5 pitbull when i was giving him bully max i did notice when he would walk up the steps his back and neck were more muscular. It gave him diarrhea so i stopped giving it to him. I recommend boiling chicken and giving him boiled chicken and raw egg mixed in his food. Dont dump the chicken broth feed him that too. Just try upping his protein intake and making sure hes getting daily exercise. Depending on how old he is it might just be how its going to be. Just like when we get old taking body building supplements isnt going to do much when your 90 lol. Good luck. Talk to your vet about options. « Show Less
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I have been giving Dasuquin to by Australian Shepherd for several years with no problem like this. He weighs 55lb. and I give him one and a half each day. Stop giving him any Dasuquin for a few days and start it over when his eating returns. If your dog is one who "eats all his food at once" give him the food first, then the Dasuquin right afterward.
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most dog foods have a list of recommended servings for the age/size of your dog. If your dog needs a diet, I'd assume you just serve a little less...or there are plenty of diet dog foods too
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No. It just says recommended feeding 2-4 per day but nothing about weight. My pups are 9lbs and 60lbs. I give them one each, broken in half inside a Kong with a little bit of peanut butter before I leave the house. Sometimes I'll do that before bed too but usually I give them Pet Naturals of Vermont Calming before bed because my Lab used to have nightmares. Same thing basically; for calming, but he sleeps through the night with the Pet Naturals one. So I do Chill Out in the day and Pet Naturals at night. If you go that route, I found it cheaper to buy the Pet Naturals for med-lg dogs and give the little one half and the big one a full one instead of buying the ones for small dogs too. No. It just says recommended feeding 2-4 per day but nothing about weight. My pups are 9lbs and 60lbs. I give them one each, broken in half inside a Kong with a little bit of peanut butter before I leave the house. Sometimes I'll do that before bed too but usually I give them Pet Naturals of Vermont Calming before bed because my Lab used to have nightmares. Same thing basically; for calming, but he sleeps through the night with the Pet Naturals one. So I do Chill Out in the day and Pet Naturals at night. If you go that route, I found it cheaper to buy the Pet Naturals for med-lg dogs and... » Read More No. It just says recommended feeding 2-4 per day but nothing about weight. My pups are 9lbs and 60lbs. I give them one each, broken in half inside a Kong with a little bit of peanut butter before I leave the house. Sometimes I'll do that before bed too but usually I give them Pet Naturals of Vermont Calming before bed because my Lab used to have nightmares. Same thing basically; for calming, but he sleeps through the night with the Pet Naturals one. So I do Chill Out in the day and Pet Naturals at night. If you go that route, I found it cheaper to buy the Pet Naturals for med-lg dogs and give the little one half and the big one a full one instead of buying the ones for small dogs too. « Show Less
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The answer depends on how much your feeding your pet. You can set up to three feedings and give 1/2 cup to 2 cups each feeding. I fill the feeder with a 9.3lbs bag of dog food. I set the feeder to give 1/2 cup three times a day. It lasts about 16days.
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We have the almost same situation as you do. We have two dogs instead. This is a very good product for us, and i love it.
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I use it for my 17 pound dog and she eats 3/4 of a cup twice a day. Her food is swimming in it! This dish would hold 4 cups of food. It's large dog sized.
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I use this product for training treats, in small pieces. My dogs get raw food mostly for meals. I have read that dogs should get 2-3 percent of their weight per day. I hope that helps.
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The manufacturer recommends one teaspoon full per day for each 20 pounds that the dog weighs--for example, 2 teaspoons for a 40 pound dog or 2-1/2 teaspoons for a 50 pounder. It comes in different size bottles, base order on size of dog.
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we have mastiffs (145 - 185 lbs each). I would say it depends what you are using it for. We use these when we're camping - a single unit is large enough for one of the dogs while they are being fed or if they just want to hang out (they can lay down and there is more than enough room). We sometimes clip two together if we want the dogs to hang outside with us. outside of our fenced yard. If you are using for a dog run (place for your dog to hang out outside long term) I don't think one is enough space for them to get any exercise.