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How long after birth can a Teddy eat dry dog food?

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Normally a Teddy can eat dry dog food at 3 to 4 months. Under 3 months the gut is weak and needs easily digested food; soak kibble before feeding to avoid indigestion or gut damage.

From 3 months the Teddy digests kibble well and can eat it directly without soaking.

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