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Tizwhiz® Dog Feeds: Maintenance




Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein . . . . . . . . . . . Min. 24.00%
Crude Fat . . . . . . . . . . . Min. 12.00%
Crude Fiber . . . . . . . . . . . Max. 4.00%
Moisture . . . . . . . . . . . Max. 12.00%

Feeding Directions Adult Dogs
This product is a convenient bite-sized food that can be fed dry or moistened with water. The amounts recommended for adult dogs will vary depending upon body condition, age, breed, activity level and environmental conditions. As a result, each dog should be fed as an individual and the amounts adjusted accordingly.

Dog Size
Weight
Daily Amounts to Feed*
Toy 3-12 lb 1/2 to 1 1/2 cups
Small 12-20 lb 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 cups
Medium 20-50 lb 2 1/2 to 5 cups
Large 50-100 lb 5-8 cups
*Standard 8 oz. measuring cup contains approximately 4oz. of dog food.

Pregnancy and Nursing
It is very important that the female receive a nutritionally balanced diet during pregnancy and nursing. Tizwhiz® provides complete nutrition to keep her in optimal body condition. During pregnancy, feed the female once or twice per day, adjusting feed intake to maintain body condition without becoming overweight. Most of the pregnancy weight gain should occur during the last three weeks of gestation. Following whelping and during the nursing period, moisten the food for the first few servings. During the stress of nursing, the female may need 2-3 times her normal intake to maintain body condition.

Puppies
Puppies may begin eating Tizwhiz® at about four weeks of age. Feed puppies all the moistened food they will consume three times a day until six months old, then twice a day until nine months old. If fed dry, Tizwhiz® may be kept before the puppies at all times. The amount fed should be sufficient to maintain steady optimal growth and weight, but not so much as to stimulate excessive growth and/or weight gain at an early age.

For best results supplements should not be added, except under the advice of a veterinarian.