What to Feed a Bulldog Puppy
As with any breed, English bulldogs have their nuances and health issues. Feeding it correctly as a puppy can ensure your dog has a good chance of developing normally.
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Feeding Schedule
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Feed a 2- to 4-month-old puppy four times a day. At 4 to 6 months old, feed three times a day; at age 6 months or older, feed twice a day.
Ingredients to Avoid
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It is also important to keep their wrinkles clean
Bullwrinkle.com cautions against feeding your bulldog kibble that contains soybeans. Do not allow it to eat chocolate or onions, regardless of age.
Types of Dishes
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Food and water dishes should be stainless steel. They are less likely to hold bacteria as many plastics do.
Fresh Water
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Make sure your puppy has continual access to fresh water. Bulldogs are sensitive to heat, so they must stay well hydrated.
Puppy Foods
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Bulldog puppies need lots of food to grow into those wrinkles
Your dog should stay on a puppy version of kibble for the first year, because it has extra protein and calories that are essential for growth and development.
If Your Puppy Will Not Eat
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Try mixing dry kibble with warm water, plain rice or canned food. Also, stick with the same kibble the breeders were feeding, and mix in the type of kibble you are transitioning to slowly.
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