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| I would leave them on the breeders food for at least a month or two. Is there any reason why they are not on the same food? Breeders tend to have all their pups on the same food unless there is a medical issue. Can't offer much of an opinion on BB as my 2 don't do well on food that so rich, and it may be to rich for very young puppies. However, I think there are a lot of members who use BB very successfully. Enjoy your new pups. |
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| I can't recommend Blue Buffalo personaly. Our dogs found it too rich. When you do transition we used a two week change over as recommended by our vet. day 1-4 1/4 new & 3/4 old day 5-9 1/2 & 1/2 day10-14 3/4 new & 1/4 old day 15 = all new Mike D (Bella's dad) |
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| Thank you for the replies, I ended up having to put the female on the same food as the male, as I had bought the wrong kind and with Christmas was unable to get to store to buy her the right kind. She did great!!! I did buy BB food, but I have decided to just add a tiny bit to their food as a healthy supplement. They are not litter mates so they were not on the same puppy food. Right now I am going to keep them on the puppy chow |
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