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Spanish Greyhound
Dog nutrition

Spanish Greyhound

Large · 20-30 kg

Profile

Daily amount

Puppy

700–1350 g

3 meals per day

Adult

440–840 g

2 meals per day

Senior

360–720 g

2 meals per day

Estimated monthly cost

Low cost

39/mes

Balanced

65/mes

Premium

111/mes

Estimate for Spain, healthy adult dog. Varies by region and provider.

Recommended food

Super-premium kibble with high meat content (≥40%), grain-free or whole grain. Reference brands: Orijen, Acana, Taste of the Wild, Eukanuba.

Budget alternative

On a tight budget, Advance, Purina Pro Plan or Nutro Wholesome offer mid-high quality at reasonable prices. Avoid brands with grains as first ingredient.

Nutrition

The nutrition of the Spanish Greyhound must be designed to maintain its **lean constitution and energy level**. It is crucial to choose a **high-quality food**, preferably with a high content of animal proteins, healthy fats, and complex carbohydrates. Due to their fast metabolism, they may require two meals a day to maintain stable energy levels and avoid a prolonged empty stomach. It's important to **control portions** to prevent malnutrition or excess weight, although Galgos usually stay thin. Some Galgos can be picky eaters; if so, try different textures or flavors. They often have **sensitive stomachs**, so diet changes should be gradual. It is advisable to consult the veterinarian to establish a nutritional plan appropriate for their age, activity level, and health status, and to consider supplements like joint protectors if there are signs of joint problems.

Forbidden foods

  • Chocolate
  • Grapes and raisins
  • Onion and garlic
  • Avocado
  • Xylitol
  • Cooked bones
  • Alcohol
  • Caffeine

Healthy treats

Raw carrot, seedless apple, banana, blueberries, cooked pumpkin and pieces of boiled unsalted chicken. Keep treats under 10% of daily intake.