Name | Ingredients |
Royal Canin (Starter : 0 to 3 months; Junior: 3 to 15 months; Adult: Above 15 months) | Chicken fat, corn, chicken meal, brown rice, natural flavors, wheat, Brewer’s rice, fish oil, natural flavors, vegetable oil, hydrolyzed yeast, salt. |
Eukanuba | Chicken, dried beet pulp, chicken fat, potassium chloride, fish oil, flax meal, dried egg product, rosemary extract, whole grain sorghum, corn meal |
Drools | Whole rice, chicken, beet, carrot pulp, dehydrated eggs, wheat, fish oil, corn gluten meal, salt |
Orijen | Chicken meat, boneless chicken, boneless turkey, whole salmon, chicken meat, herring meal, boneless walleye, chicken cartilage |
Purina | Real meat |
Recommended feeding measurement (as per weight)
Raw diet for Great DanesMany people often go on to give their pets a raw diet with the expectation of a better coat, healthier skin, healthy appetite, and lessened health ailments.However, a raw diet may increase the risk of nutritional imbalance, with your Dane deprived of antioxidants, adequate vitamins or minerals.The common ingredients for raw food include meat (chicken, turkey, pork, lamb, beef), vegetables (to make up 60% of its diet), organ meat (kidney, tripe, liver), eggs, probiotics (yogurt), fish oil, fruits (apples, bananas, berries, oranges).Before chalking out a raw diet plan, it is essential to consult your vet, keeping in mind the digestive issues your Great Dane may face in case of an improper feeding program.
Age | Measurement |
2 months | 2 to 4 cups (increase by a cup every month) |
3 to 6 months | Male: 4 to 8 cups; Female: 3 to 6 cups |
8 months to 1 year | Male: 6 to 10 cups; Female: 5 to 8 cups |
Adolescents ( up to 18 months) | Male: 9 to 15 cups; Female: 8 cups |
Adults | Male: 8 to 14 cups; Female: 9 cups |