How much Bubba’s Bowl should I feed my dog each day?

Select your dog’s life stage (puppy, adult or senior), weight bracket and activity level. The guide uses Resting Energy Requirement (RER) and standard multipliers to calculate daily calories, then converts that into cups per day. For example: Bubba’s Bowl Adult Turkey is approximately 220 kcal per cup.

Is Bubba’s Bowl complete and balanced?

Yes — Bubba’s Bowl recipes are formulated to meet AAFCO nutrient profiles for the indicated life stage. Please refer to the specific product page for the nutritional adequacy statement.

Does the feeding guide cover puppies, adult and senior dogs?

Yes — The feeding guide supports all life stages. It applies different multipliers for puppies, adults and seniors to reflect their different energy needs.

How does activity level affect the feeding recommendation?

Activity level impacts calories needed. The feeding guide lets you select sedentary, normal or active. A higher activity level means a higher multiplier and more cups per day.

What if my dog is gaining or losing weight?

This guide gives a starting point. Monitor your dog’s body condition over several weeks. If your dog is gaining unwanted weight, reduce the amount. If losing weight or seems always hungry (and is otherwise healthy), increase the amount. Consult your veterinarian for specific health concerns.

Feeding Guide

To determine how much to feed your dog, using both activity levels and body condition scores are important. Be honest with yourself on activity levels:

Low (Sedentary) = Couch potato.
Average (Normal) = We go on short-mid range walks daily *around 1 mile.
Active = We run and hike and play and then do it all over again.

Use our Feeding Guide Assistant to select the perfect food for your Bubba. Simply click the button below to begin.

Feeding Guide Assistant

Knowing your dogs Body Condition Score helps to determine if you're feeding the right amount to your Bubba.

**Please speak with your vet for factual advice on feeding and weight condition.