What's the average weight for a Lhasa Apso puppy at each age?

At 4 weeks, you can feed a gruel or slurry consisting of a mix of a good quality puppy food and an appropriate puppy milk replacer such as Esbilac or PetLac. Feed small amounts 4-5 times daily. Over the coming weeks, gradually decrease the amount of liquid until she is eating puppy food only by 8 weeks of age.

Chihuahuas weight varies greatly during puppyhood and there is no specific weight chart that we use in practice. Instead we use a more accurate assessment of your puppy's weight, which is his/her body condition score (BCS) where 3/5 or 5/9 is considered an ideal weight. Your vet should be able to tell what the body condition score is easily by simply examining your pet. Also in puppies, unless you see vomiting or diarrhea symptoms, and they are getting feed the proper amount 3x a day, then chances are your pet is of proper weight. Also feel free to share a photo of your pet via consultation request, and we can tell you without a doubt whether your pup is proper weight or not.

Yes, you can weight your puppy at home! Just weigh yourself holding your puppy, and then weigh yourself alone. Subtract your weight from the combined weight of you and your puppy, and that will give you your puppy's weight :-)

Every single brand/bag of dog food has a different amount of calories per cup of food. So, without knowing the exact food you are feeding I cannot tell you how much to feed him. You should go by the recommendations on the bag of food based on Simba's weight. If you still have questions you are welcome to post again. If you would like more 1-on-1 help you can opt for a consultation with one of our experts. Best wishes.

From the picture, it appears that Luna is at an adequate weight for her age. As she grows, her weight will fluctuate. Without examining her it is difficult to say for sure but if her ribs are too prominent, this typically means she is underweight. As long as you are feeding for what the bag of dog food recommends for her age, she should gain weight normally. Again, let me emphasize that at times, while puppy's are growing, they may seem underweight when in actuality they are going through rapid growth which will slow down and the weight will eventually catch up to a normal body weight. Some dogs also have an athletic build making them more lean than most. Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns and I would be more than happy to help you further.

The question you are asking is a little unclear. I think you are trying to ask what the average adult size of a German Shepherd is at a particular age. An adult female GSD should reach anywhere from 50-85 pounds depending on breeding lines. Complete growth in large breed dogs is not usually reached until at least 18 months of age, though the majority of their growth has stopped by on year. Based on the photo you have provided and the age, Soska looks to be a very appropriate size at this time.

You can usually double their weight and that is the average of full grown. At 4 months old, it is hard to say since a cocker spaniel is typically larger than a poodle, and the size will depend on if it is miniature poodle, toy poodle or standard poodle in the blood lines. A healthy puppy should have ribs you can feel but never see and a waist line viewed from above. With all the hair it will be easily viewed when wet.