What is the recommended frequency transition for feeding a Corgi puppy around three months of age?
Answer
The daytime feeding can often be dropped, transitioning toward twice daily
For very young pups, multiple feedings are needed, but by about three months (12 weeks), the schedule often tapers, dropping the daytime feeding and moving towards twice daily meals.
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