Feed with confidence
How to switch or transition your pets’ food
Feed with confidence
How to switch or transition your pets’ food
Transitioning your pet to a new food
There will likely be a time when your pet will need to switch to a new food, whether it’s to a therapeutic nutrition, a new formula or they just need a food that better suits their life stage. Pets should gradually transition to new food to avoid stomach upset. Here are some tips for transitioning your pet to a new food.
Transitioning your pet to a new food
There will likely be a time when your pet will need to switch to a new food, whether it’s to a therapeutic nutrition, a new formula or they just need a food that better suits their life stage. Pets should gradually transition to new food to avoid stomach upset. Here are some tips for transitioning your pet to a new food.

- Softening dry food
- Adding taste enhancers
Combine wet & dry food
Try feeding your pet the dry kibble version of the same diet and softening it with the following ratios:

Add the following “enhancers” to make your pet’s dry food more appealing
Before adding any of these to your pet’s meal plan, check with your veterinarian to make sure it is appropriate for your pet’s diet. Added properly, it should make up 10% or less of your pet’s daily calories (kcal).


