PDD Beta help
Welcome to our tutorial and documentation section for PDD Beta. Use the search box below to find answers.
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How to balance a recipe for a puppy
- Step 0 - Balancing for puppies - Overview
- Step 1a – Adding your puppy to the Pets List
- Step 1b - Editing your puppy data
- Step 1c - Adding your puppy's life stage
- Step 1d - Adding your puppy's weight and other data
- Step 2a - Creating Recipes
- Step 2b - Safe Upper Limits
- Step 2c - Continuing to Balance Our Recipe
- Step 3a - Editing your Recipe
- Step 3b - Making a Recipe Batch for 7 days
- Step 3c - Assess your puppy's body condition score (BCS)
- Step 3d - Key points to remember when feeding your puppy
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Step 1c - Adding your puppy's life stage
Before you can enter a life stage record for your puppy, you need to know some key pieces of data:
- the age of your puppy in weeks, and
- the expected mature weight of your puppy
We know our puppy is approx. 5 weeks old, and the expected mature weight for a female Border Collie at 16 months of age, based on the average of the smallest and largest individuals, is 15.5 kg [(12 + 19) / 2].
If you don’t know the parents’ weights, then calculate the breed average.
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