Puppy Care

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Great choice on bringing home a Belbon Theodore Cavoodle!

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Providing a safe and loving environment is crucial for new cavoodle family member to thrive.

During the first few days, your cavoodle may need some time to adjust to their new surroundings. However, with the right support and care, they will adjust quickly. To ease the transition, provide a warm and cozy space for your cavoodle to retreat to, spend time bonding through casual play and cuddles, and establish a routine to give them a sense of security.

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Here are some tips to help you avoid stress when taking care of your cavoodle, avoid making major dietary changes, don't overwork your cavoodle, confine them when unsupervised, allow for plenty of rest, provide fresh water at all times, and puppy-proof your home to prevent any injuries. These simple steps can help ensure that both you and your friend are happy and healthy.

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Puppy Diet Guide

8 - 12 weeks   3 meals a day

12 - 20 weeks  2 meals a day

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A quality kibble, we use Advance Puppy

 

Beef mince - 3 star (raw)

Kangaroo mince (raw)

Eggs

Natural Yogurt

Sardines

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We do not recommend processed, cooked or canned foods.

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Foods that are dangerous

The following foods are toxic to dogs and can cause severe illness or death.  Please avoid completely:

• Chocolate

• Onion

• Garlic

• Grapes & raisins

• Potato peelings

• Rhubarb leaves

• Mushrooms

• Alcohol

• Yeast dough

• Coffee grounds & tea

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Exercise

Cavoodles like any dog need regular exercise.  They are active and energetic dogs that enjoy being part of family activity.  They require moderate exercise such as a walk, chasing a ball, swimming or a trip to the park.  

They love socializing with other dogs.

Caution is needed when they are pups so that they are not over exercised.  

Jumping on and off couches and out of cars should also be discouraged.

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LTB

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Loveable Teddy Bears

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