How Much Should a Siberian Husky Eat?
Typical adult weight: 35-60 lb (medium breed). Adjust the weight below to match your dog.
Check the calories per cup on your dog food's bag and enter it above; brands vary a lot (about 300-450 kcal per cup for dry food).
A neutered adult Siberian Husky weighing 35-60 lb needs roughly 890-1330 calories a day, about 2.5-3.75 cups of a typical 350 kcal/cup dry food.
Breed note: Huskies are efficient eaters and often need less food than their size and energy suggest.
Feeding a Siberian Husky puppy or adult
Medium breeds usually reach adult size around 12 months. Most adults do well on two meals a day. Check body condition every month or two, because the right amount can change with activity level and age.
Siberian Husky feeding FAQ
How much should a Siberian Husky eat per day?
A neutered adult Siberian Husky weighing 35-60 lb needs roughly 890-1330 calories a day, about 2.5-3.75 cups of a typical 350 kcal/cup dry food. The exact amount depends on your dog's weight, age, activity and the calories in the food.
How much should an active Siberian Husky eat?
An active or working Siberian Husky may need about 1110-1670 calories a day, or 3.25-4.75 cups at 350 kcal/cup.
How much should a senior or low-activity Siberian Husky eat?
A senior or low-activity Siberian Husky may need about 780-1170 calories a day, or 2.25-3.25 cups at 350 kcal/cup.
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