Peach1401

Thanx so much to everyone Your advice has been muchly preciated!! No longer quite so confused lol. Will be sure to post some pics asap!!!

The people who bred her are breeders whether they are ANKC registered, unregistered, ethical or whatever. "Phone the breeder and ask" just means phone the person who brought this pup into the world :) Ditch the puppy milk. They definitely do not need it and it only takes up room in their stomach that real food could be occupying. Natures Gift would be the best supermarket canned food IMO, but leave that on the shelf and wander over to the meat section and spend the same $$ there - you will get better food for the same money. Pedigree biscuits make me go but if she's used to them then don't change everything at once. Lol Thanx muchly. I'm glad I found this forum, I was getting really confused with google..

Ok well i dont think she is from a breeder of any professional sort... so lets give some advise of good quality puppy food that other staffy owners have done well on. .... I know our girl did well on innova evo and pro plan... Chicken necks (make sure they are eaten supervised... hold it while she eats it so she chews)... might not be a bad idea to book her in to a vet see how she is doing health wise, what vaccinations has she had?... make the transition slowly with the food as well. I'm always happy to provide support to puppy owners but it really should be coming from the breeder. My advice to anyone reading this thread, is to make sure you purchase your puppy from an ANKC registered breeder, a breeder who cares enough to provide your puppy with the best start to live and then offers ongoing support, especially when it comes to the basics of feeding, worming, vaccination and general care. A 10 week old SBT puppy will be fine eating chicken wings, pieces of lamb flap and you can start them on turkey wing tips and roo tail. SBT's in general do not do well with a diet that includes grains, preservatives, colours and additives. If you are going to feed dry, go with a premium dog food, one without grain. They can also have cans of sardines, mackeral, natural yogurt, eggs shell and all and some fruit and veg. When they get bigger and more adventurous they can tackle rabbits and raw salmon heads. Thanx so much, your advice is muchly preciated!!!

Thanx muchly, any advice would be helpful.. I'm taking her into the vet on Tuesday though do have paperwork regarding vaccinations. She has had her first lot of vaccines, says she was due on the 24th of feb {she was brought on the 22nd}. When suggesting pet food, would this be purchased from a pet store or a vet???

Oh and she is 10 weeks old

My partner brought her and didn't ask specifics as to her diet.. Was just told "puppy formulation". I dont think she was purchased from a breeder as such. I have been feeding her Natures Gift puppy food, Pedigree biscuits and Pets Own puppy milk. I had a look online though there were so many different answers regarding the topic..

Very well trained dog.. I second sjp118's query.. I wonder if the dog is allowed the food ftr such patience???

Have recently been given a Staffy pup. I was told her diet consisted of Puppy Formulation. My partner {who brought me the pup} didnt ask specifics. What is puppy formulation?? Is it the pet food you buy from the supermarket specifically for puppies???