Cold Pressed feeding guide
We're excited you've chosen Wilsons cold pressed! You've done the right thing, good human.
Please use this information as a guide. Your dog’s breed, condition and activity levels should also be considered as well as regular weight monitoring to adjust feeding quantities as required. If you are unsure, please check with your vet.
Take care not to overfeed. Our food is more nutritionally dense which means your dog may require less food than you currently feed.
Please ensure your dog always has access to fresh water.
New to cold pressed?
We recommend switching slowly from current food to ensure adjustment. Feel cold pressed as a separate meal while switching over.
Day 1-3 Switch 25% of current food
Day 4-6 Switch 50% of current food
Day 7-9 Switch 75% of current food
Day 9+ Feed 100% of Wilsons food
Store in a cool, dry place. If decanting use a breathable container.
The total g per day should be split into two meals, morning and evening. Puppies require 4 meals per day, then at four months reduce to 3 and then finally move to 2 meals at around six months old.
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Take a look at our Blog and Advice section for top tips on feeding Cold Pressed Dog Food
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Cold pressed is a complete food for dogs, which means it can be fed straight from box to bowl, unless you wish to add your own extras or raw frozen.
Always monitor your dog’s weight and adjust feeding amounts as required. Our feeding table is only a guide and other factors including breed, condition and activity must be taken in to account.
If unsure, please check with your vet.
Remember that access to water must be available at all times!