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Dog Weight → Daily Feeding Guide

1–10 lbs

• 1/3 cup base mix
• 1/3 to 2/3 cup warm water
• 1/3 cup protein

11–30 lbs

• 2/3 cup base mix
• 2/3 to 1 1/3 cups warm water
• 3/4 cup protein

31–50 lbs

• 1 cup base mix
• 1 to 2 cups warm water
• 1 cup protein

51–70 lbs

• 1 1/4 cups base mix
• 1 1/4 to 2 1/2 cups warm water
• 1 1/2 cups protein

71–90 lbs

• 1 1/2 cups base mix
• 1 1/2 to 3 cups warm water
• 2 cups protein

Instructions:

• Mix thoroughly
• Allow time to fully hydrate before feeding

Preparation & Results

How do I prepare the base mix correctly?
Use this exact method for best results:

• Add base mix
• Add warm water
• Mix thoroughly
• Let it sit a few minutes to fully hydrate
• Add your protein and mix again

Proper mixing and hydration are critical for texture and consistency.

How long should I let it hydrate?
Let it sit for a few minutes after adding warm water. Stir thoroughly before feeding to ensure even hydration.

What should the final meal look like?
When prepared correctly, it should be:

• Soft and hydrated
• Thick or stew-like depending on water
• Mixed evenly with your protein

It should not be:

• Dry
• Powdery
• Chalky

If it is, add more water and mix thoroughly.

What if the texture seems off?
Texture issues usually come from water ratio or mixing.

• Too dry → add more water
• Too soupy → reduce water next time
• Uneven → mix more thoroughly

Once dialed in, results are consistent every time.

Performance & Feeding

Is this good for weight gain and muscle building?
Yes. With 512 calories per cup, this is designed for:

• Weight gain
• Muscle development
• Active and working dogs

Your protein choice determines the final protein level, giving you full control over results.

How do I increase calories even more?
To push calorie intake higher:

• Use higher-fat protein sources
• Add more base mix per meal
• Add salmon oil or other healthy fats

Can I use this for hard gainers?
Yes. This is ideal for dogs that struggle to maintain or gain weight due to its high calorie density and flexible feeding.

Can I mix this with dry food?
Yes. You can use it as a topper to:

• Increase calories
• Improve meal acceptance
• Add moisture

Palatability & Acceptance

Will my dog eat it?
You control the protein source, so you’re using foods your dog already prefers.

This significantly improves acceptance compared to fixed-protein foods.

What if my dog is picky?
You can:

• Use a protein your dog already eats
• Add warm broth for more flavor
• Adjust texture with water
• Mix with current food during transition

Digestion & Transition

Will it upset my dog’s stomach?
Made with fiber-rich ingredients to support digestion.

For best results:

• Transition gradually over several days
• Start with smaller portions
• Avoid sudden diet changes

How do I transition my dog to this?
Start by mixing with current food:

• Day 1–2: 25% new food
• Day 3–4: 50% new food
• Day 5–6: 75% new food
• Day 7: Full transition

Nutrition & Completeness

Is this a complete meal?
Yes, when combined with protein as directed.

Can I feed it without adding meat?
No. Protein is required to create a complete, balanced meal.

Do I need to add anything else?
Protein completes the meal.

For additional performance benefits, you can add:

• Salmon oil for extra calories and fat

Practical Use

Can I use raw or cooked meat?
Yes. You can use either depending on your feeding preference.

How much food does one bag make?
One 5 lb bag makes up to 15 lbs of prepared food, depending on water and protein added.

Storage & Shelf Life

How long does the dry mix last?
Store in a cool, dry place. The dehydrated mix has a long shelf life.

How long does prepared food last?
After mixing:

• Refrigerate leftovers
• Use within 2 to 3 days

Is it good for travel?
Yes. The dry mix is lightweight, compact, and easy to transport.

Expectation Control (Important)

Is this like canned wet food?
No. This is a customizable base mix.

You control:

• Protein
• Texture
• Calorie level

This gives you more flexibility and better control over results.

What if I don’t get the result I expected?
Results come down to:

• Water ratio
• Mixing
• Protein choice

Once dialed in, the process is simple and repeatable every time.

Optional Add-On

Add Bully Max Salmon Oil for:

• Increased calorie intake
• Improved meal acceptance
• Skin and coat support