FAQ

Yes, pregnant dogs can eat scrambled eggs in moderation as a protein-rich treat, but their primary diet should remain a balanced, nutrient-dense puppy formula.

Yes, chicken can be beneficial for a pregnant dog if it's part of a balanced, high-quality diet recommended by a veterinarian.

Yes, pregnant dogs can eat scrambled eggs in moderation as a protein-rich treat, but their main diet should be a balanced commercial puppy food.

Yes, chicken can be good for a pregnant dog if it's part of a balanced, high-quality diet and approved by a veterinarian.

Yes, pregnant dogs can eat scrambled eggs in moderation as a protein-based treat, but they should not replace a balanced, high-quality puppy diet.

Begin feeding your pregnant dog a high-quality puppy diet starting around the sixth week of pregnancy to meet increasing energy and nutrient needs.

No, eggs are not necessary for a pregnant dog if she is being fed a complete, balanced commercial diet approved for pregnancy and lactation.

Avoid feeding homemade diets, large breed puppy formulas, excessive treats, or dietary supplements not recommended by a veterinarian during pregnancy.

The best thing to feed a pregnant dog is high-quality, commercially prepared puppy food rich in protein, fat, and essential nutrients, especially during the last trimester and throughout lactation.

Feed your pregnant dog a high-quality, nutrient-dense puppy or growth formula, especially during the last trimester and lactation, offering multiple small meals daily. Avoid supplements unless prescribed by a veterinarian and monitor her weight and condition throughout pregnancy.