Personalised Feeding Guide

How much should you feed your dog?

Select your dog’s weight and activity level for a tailored recommendation, with cost per day.

Step 1: Dog’s Weight

Step 2: Activity Level

Less Active

Senior or indoor dogs. 1–2 short walks/day.

2–3% of body weight

Moderate

Daily walks, regular play. 1–2 hours exercise/day.

3–4% of body weight

Highly Active

Working dogs, agility, 3h+ exercise per day.

4–5% of body weight

Complete Feeding Reference

Detailed daily amounts by weight and activity level. All figures based on fresh food at 2–5% of ideal body weight. Scroll tables sideways to view.

Dog Weight	Example Breeds	Less Active	Moderate	Highly Active
2kg	Chihuahua, Toy Poodle	40–60g	60–80g	80–100g
4kg	Maltese, Papillon, Yorkie	80–120g	120–160g	160–200g
6kg	Shih Tzu, Bichon Frise	120–180g	180–240g	240–300g
8kg	Pug, Cavalier, Jack Russell	160–240g	240–320g	320–400g
10kg	Westie, Mini Schnauzer	200–300g	300–400g	400–500g

Dog Weight	Example Breeds	Less Active	Moderate	Highly Active
15kg	Beagle, Cocker Spaniel, Staffie	300–450g	450–600g	600–750g
20kg	Springer, Border Collie	400–600g	600–800g	800–1000g
25kg	Labrador (small), Dalmatian	500–750g	750–1000g	1000–1250g
30kg	Labrador, Boxer, Golden Retriever	600–900g	900–1200g	1200–1500g
35kg	German Shepherd, Weimaraner	700–1050g	1050–1400g	1400–1750g
40kg+	Rottweiler, Dobermann, Bernese	800–1200g	1200–1600g	1600–2000g
50kg+	Great Dane, Mastiff, St. Bernard	1000–1500g	1500–2000g	2000–2500g