How much should I feed my 3-month-old Beagle puppy?

Follow the puppy food packaging guidelines for your puppy's current weight as a starting point, split across three meals per day. A typical 3-month Beagle weighing 4–5 kg will need roughly 200–300 calories per day from a calorie-dense puppy formula, but this varies by food and individual. Check body condition regularly and adjust portions as the puppy grows.

When should I switch my Beagle puppy to adult food?

Around 12 months, when most Beagles are approaching their adult weight. Transition gradually over 7–10 days by mixing increasing amounts of adult food with the puppy formula to avoid digestive upset.

My Beagle puppy eats so fast — is that a problem?

Fast eating can cause stomach upset and discomfort. Use a slow-feeder bowl or food puzzle to extend mealtimes. While Beagles are not a deep-chested breed prone to bloat the way German Shepherds or Standard Poodles are, slowing meal pace is still a good habit for digestive comfort.

Beagle Puppy Guide | PetCalculator

Raising a Beagle puppy means managing big appetites, high energy, and a nose that never stops working. This guide covers feeding, growth milestones, and early care for Beagle puppies.