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Calculate the perfect daily portion for your Staffordshire Bull Terrier.
Staffordshire Bull Terrier
14 kg
Quality protein intake is essential. Vary protein sources (beef, lamb, duck) for a complete amino acid profile and good energy density.
📖 Modern BARF community standard, inspired by Dr. Ian Billinghurst's "Give Your Dog a Bone" (1993, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barf_diet)
If your dog needs to lose or gain weight, base the diet on the ideal weight.
Don't know your dog's weight?Check our breed guides →How your ration stacks up against the 10 most critical nutrients per NRC 2006 & FEDIAF 2021.
Estimate based on USDA average nutrient densities. This is not a veterinary diagnosis — for sick or rapidly-growing dogs, have the ration reviewed by a veterinary nutritionist.
Sources: NRC 2006 · FEDIAF 2021
Toxic / forbidden foods
☠️ Deadly:
Chocolate, grapes/raisins, xylitol (gum), onion, garlic, avocado (pit+skin), macadamia nuts
⚠️ Avoid:
Cooked bones (splinters), raw potato, wild mushrooms, walnuts, raw bread dough, caffeine, alcohol, excess salt, hot spices
What your dog actually eats
Raw feeding provides more animal protein, zero grains, and natural hydration — at a comparable cost.
Based on average premium kibble composition (FEDIAF) vs raw feeding.
Switching from kibble to raw must be done gradually over 4 weeks to allow the gut flora of your dog.
⚠️ Consult your vet BEFORE starting if your dog:
💡 We recommend feeding kibble and raw at separate meals for optimal digestion.
Digestion times differ and separating them helps avoid potential digestive issues.
Source: Dr. Karen Becker
Goal : ~90% white meat (Chicken, Turkey) + ~10% soft meaty bones (chicken necks/wings). No organs.
Start with small portions. Soft bones help form firm stools from the start. Watch the stools — they may be different for the first few days.
Goal : Introduce soft meaty bones (chicken necks, wings).
Meaty bones must always be raw. Never give cooked bones — risk of splintering.
Goal : Introduce 50% red meat (Beef, Pork — frozen ≥3 weeks at -20°C to neutralize Aujeszky's disease and Trichinella) and Liver (very rich).
Liver is very rich in vitamin A — do not exceed 5% of the total ration.
Goal : Add other organs, vegetables/fish. The diet is now complete.
Congratulations! Your dog is now on a complete raw diet. Vary proteins each week.
⚕️ Disclaimer
This calculator is a decision-support tool. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease. Consult your veterinarian before changing your dog's diet.