Breed Specific

A high-quality diet is important to all dogs. Most importantly for the Cocker Spaniel, a healthy diet will help keep their minds sharp, their disposition happy and it will keep them active well into old age.

Your Papillon is a loving and happy member of your family. You want to make sure you’re giving your cherished pup the best nutrition possible. A high-quality diet can affect all aspects of your dog’s life. From their metabolism to their sensitive stomachs and their energy level, a well-balanced dog food can make all the difference.

They may not eat much, but they do have some specific requirements to keep them healthy and active. Chihuahuas can easily live to be 15 years old, with some living far longer, so it’s vital that you give them the best chance at life with quality, nutrient dense food.

As large breeds, weight management is critical to keep the spine and joints healthy. Bargain foods often contain cheap fillers that only add empty calories to your dog’s diet, making it difficult to maintain a proper weight.

This Spaniel type is highly athletic and needs plenty of support to keep up energy levels without increasing weight. Whole proteins encourage proper muscle tone and keep your Spaniel’s overall body mass at the right place.

St. Bernards will need a lot of protein and carbohydrates for all-day energy and to maintain muscle mass. Even though they’re large and considered working dogs, they don’t expend a lot of energy, preferring to move when they’re required to instead of jumping around all day. Their large frame causes them to want to save their efforts until it’s necessary.