is this good for a puppy?
1804091
This is made for small breeds. Maybe it'd be ok for a small breed puppy but I'm not sure. Dogfoodadvisor.com is a great review website for all dog foods. You could probably get a good answer there.
1804092
Should be fine, main difference in puppy foods are the amounts of protein, fat & calcium. AAFCO requirements (puppy vs. Dog food) are: Protein 22% vs 18%, Calcium 1% vs 0.6%, and Fat 8% vs 5%. This brand blows the minimums out of the water, so the main difference will be the amount of food consumed. Puppies can eat twice as much as adults, you will be going through bags of food rather quickly for the 1st 7 months or so! Dailypuppy.com gives a general estimate that a 10 lb puppy needs around 990 calories per day depending on how active they are, vs an adult 10 lb dog needing only around 404 calories. Should be fine, main difference in puppy foods are the amounts of protein, fat & calcium. AAFCO requirements (puppy vs. Dog food) are: Protein 22% vs 18%, Calcium 1% vs 0.6%, and Fat 8% vs 5%. This brand blows the minimums out of the water, so the main difference will be the amount of food consumed. Puppies can eat twice as much as adults, you will be going through bags of food rather quickly for the 1st 7 months or so! Dailypuppy.com gives a general estimate that a 10 lb puppy needs around 990 calories per day depending on how active they are, vs an adult 10 lb dog needing only around 404... » Read More Should be fine, main difference in puppy foods are the amounts of protein, fat & calcium. AAFCO requirements (puppy vs. Dog food) are: Protein 22% vs 18%, Calcium 1% vs 0.6%, and Fat 8% vs 5%. This brand blows the minimums out of the water, so the main difference will be the amount of food consumed. Puppies can eat twice as much as adults, you will be going through bags of food rather quickly for the 1st 7 months or so! Dailypuppy.com gives a general estimate that a 10 lb puppy needs around 990 calories per day depending on how active they are, vs an adult 10 lb dog needing only around 404 calories. « Show Less
1804093
My two year old schoodle doesn't like anything, but her puppy food (the very expensive one), but she gets desperate and will eat this dog food. I would give my puppy the BEST food you can find that he likes....he isn't a puppy all that long.
1804094
There is a Wellness non-grain brand that is specifically for puppy's and then when they reach adult hood you can switch them. They have many different kinds of this similar brand for whatever your needs are.
2161909
I have to say "no." This playpen is designed for small breed puppies/dogs. There is plenty of room for a small breed puppy/dog but a larger puppy/dog would have a hard time fitting through the door. A large puppy/dog would destroy this playpen in no time flat. A large puppy/dog would probably flip this over; and the mesh top would not keep the dog in the playpen. I have a small Yorkie and this playpen is just perfect for her (with plenty of room to sleep and play).
844201
I think it would be good for newborn puppies. I'm not sure how big French bulldog puppies are. So it may get a lil crowded by the time they are 8 weeks old. I wouldn't keep them in it much farther than 8 weeks old. But it's perfect for our yorkie! Enough room for his bed, food/water bowls, and two pee pads!
1994554
Depends on the puppy. Yorkie, probably not. We used it on our mixed breed pup starting at about 16 weeks old (she is now 55 lbs.) to safely run around and it was fine. Being klutzy and crazy at that age she sometimes got it tangled up. it is LOOOOOOOOOOOOONG and strong!
244334
The heat packs last a long time so you may want to get extras. My puppy is a lab mix and this worked wonderful until he got old enough to chew it up! :)
1572565
I would say it would be too heavy for a teacup dog or very small dog. We used it on our puppy when she was about 15-20 lb and it was fine. I have to say that it worked like a charm. If she starts to bark, I only have to get it out of the box and she stops.
560533
I don't know. You can give it a try. The heartbeat sound may sooth the puppy. FYI- he chew it .
1786372
No is not, is only for small dogs up to 20 pounds. You should get one that is made out wood or strong plastic.
437305
It's really up to you and your puppy. We typically change it once a day, however, your puppy may be willing to use it longer.
1684140
Yes, it is very good for small dogs, my dog is now 16 pounds and he is a very hyper dog... he manages to move it when he wants to get out so if your dog likes to jump a lot this will not hold as much, but overall it keeps him in there. He is a chewer too but has not been able to rip anything apart, also the bottom is washable so that's helpful but I don't really use it. Hope this helped!
302915
This would be an excellent bed for a puppy or young dog. Since your dog will be large, it's best to start taking care of his joints with good support now. Also, you want your new puppy to be comfortable! The cover is pretty sturdy, and you can always cover it with a blanket or beach towel if needed.
1982521
Yes its safe but your puppy might have trouble chewing through it because its really hard until you get to the middle btw iam a vet
1154134
It is a Good size . It depends on what type of dog you have might be to big for a puppy or small dog
1057551
I think this bowl would be fine for puppies. While they are small you can put their food on the outer areas and as they grow, you can fill the whole feeder. The dimensions are 10.5"across and 2" at its highest point in the center. It's 1.5" at its outer edge. Another good feature- it has a gripper type edge that holds the bowl in place. I am very pleased with this bowl. I think the "flower" shape works the best to slow down eating.
1869903
It probably is....... It provides comforts for puppies and helps with separation anxiety. If the puppy ate tore it up, I don't think it would cause any harm to the puppy. I have purchased 3 different ones and the puppies have never eaten them like a play toy.
1403145
Yes! It works great!!Pure Ayre's website gave me several ideas on how to use it more than the original reason I bought it for (puppy). Their website is : www.pureAyre.com
1865705
Not sure how to answer that. It is soft sided and an unhappy puppy could chew or claw thru it. But if you had a puppy that didn't chew things it would be fine. Depends on the little critter. My dogs have been fine but my daughter's dog chewed, scratched his way out.