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WHY DOES YOUR PUP REQUIRE SPECIAL NUTRITION?
VItamin E to support natural defences
DHA to enhance brain function
Calcium and Phosphorus to strengthen their bones
Fibre to support digestive health
Wagging tails, puppy eyes and warm welcomes are just some of the joys that come with pet parenting. There’s a lot more to discover! And while you do, we’d love to join you on this great journey and share a few tips and tricks.
ARE YOU READY TO MASTER PET PARENTING?
Pedigree is formulated to fulfill the special needs of your puppy. The range provides 100% complete and balanced nutrition with high-quality ingredients developed by our veterinarians and nutritionists at WALTHAM— the world’s leading authority on pet care and nutrition.
Puppy Nutrition
Puppy Basics
Read our collection of vet-approved articles to get pet-ready and manage your pup’s early days with ease
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Puppy Care Guide
As your furry friend journeys from puppyhood to adulthood, they will require 360° supervision—right from nutrition and vaccinations to grooming and socialisation. Refer to our puppy care guide that includes vet-approved tips for helping new puppies live strong, healthy and happy lives.
Growth Tracker
Track your pup’s growth and development from 3 weeks to 12 months of age
| The pitter-patter of tiny paws | Growing up and how | Getting bigger, better and stronger | Not a little pup anymore |
| 3 weeks - 1.5 months | 1.5 months - 4 months | 4 months - 8 months | 8 months - 12 months |
| ✓ Recognises mother and human caregivers | ✓ Ready for training | ✓ Small breeds achieve sexual maturity by 7-9 months | ✓ You can consider spaying/neutering |
| ✓ Can touch and taste | ✓ Can start socialising with dogs and other humans | ✓ Medium to large breeds reach about half their adult height by 6-9 months | ✓ They can participate in more outdoor activities |
| ✓ Can transition to starter food as they start biting or chewing | ✓ Appetite increases | ✓ Toy breeds will compete their growth | ✓ You can thoroughly proof and establish obedience skills taught earlier |
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