Dry food for puppies: a healthy start to life

In the first few months, a puppy needs a complete food that supports growth, activity and digestion. Our two puppy varieties each rely on several high-quality protein sources: chicken, turkey, salmon (60%) & vegetables, and poultry with garden herbs & vegetables with 60% turkey & duck, specially formulated for small breeds.

The combination of poultry and fish in the first variety provides a broad protein base, while the second recipe, with garden herbs and a high turkey and duck content, is tailored to small, fast-growing breeds. Both variants are formulated without unnecessary additives.

The kibble is smaller and easy to chew, so even small breeds manage well right from the start. This way, your puppy grows up with a food that brings together nutritional needs and taste, without being too much for them to chew.

Both recipes can be soaked in a little warm water if needed, which makes eating easier, especially during the transition from mother's milk to solid food. Soaking can also make the first few weeks easier for puppies with a still-sensitive stomach.

For the long-term development of a healthy musculoskeletal system, steady, not-too-rapid weight gain is important during the growth phase, which is why feeding amounts should closely follow the recommendation on the packaging.

Especially in the first few months of life, steady, not-too-rapid weight gain is important, which is why feeding amounts should closely follow the recommendation on the packaging, adjusted for the breed's expected adult size. Large breeds are generally fed puppy food for longer and in somewhat larger portions than small breeds, which reach full size more quickly. If you're unsure how much your puppy currently needs, you can go by age, weight and breed, or consult your vet. Both kauliebe puppy varieties consistently provide high-quality animal protein from poultry and, in part, salmon, without unnecessary additives, forming a solid foundation for the later transition to adult dog food.

A calm, recurring feeding routine helps especially in the first few weeks. A fixed spot, a set time and their own bowl help your puppy settle more quickly and make it easier to adjust to their new home. A short, quiet period without wild play after eating is a good habit that can be established right from the start.

Whether you choose the variety with chicken, turkey and salmon or the recipe with poultry and garden herbs depends mainly on your puppy's expected adult size. If you're unsure, it helps to consider the breed or have a quick chat with our team before deciding between the two varieties.