The daily ration of BARF is determined by several factors:

1. AGE

The daily ration of BARF has an inverse relationship with the age of your pet. For example, the daily intake of an adolescent dog at 2 months is about 10% of its own weight, and in an adult dog it is only 2.5%.

2. ACTIVITY

An adult dog or kitten consumes between 2-5% of its own weight, depending on the movement and duration of the walk:

❯ Low activity - about 1 hour per day

❯ Average activity - between 1-3 hours a day

❯ High activity - over 3 hours a day

3. PHYSICAL FITNESS

If your pet needs to change its weight, multiply the percentage by the optimal kilograms it needs to maintain.

Example: Your dog is an adult, weighs 30 kg and has an average activity.

If he needs to lose weight by 5 kg without changing his activity, his daily ration will be 750 g.
( 25 kg * 2.5% = 750 g/day)

* We recommend dividing the daily ration into at least two meals.