Feeding
Five Common Feeding Mistakes (and How to Fix Them)
From the eyeballed scoop to the never-changing kibble, the most common feeding habits that quietly hurt dogs over years.
By Well Fed Paws Editorial TeamPending veterinary review
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A handful of feeding habits cause a disproportionate share of preventable nutritional issues.
1. The eyeballed scoop
Studies have shown owners frequently over-pour when they don't weigh food. A simple kitchen scale solves this.
2. Treats off the calorie budget
A common guideline is that treats should make up no more than around 10% of daily calories — and be counted, not added on top.