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How to Choose Pro Plan Dog Food
Choosing the right food starts with three questions. What breed size is your dog? How old are they? Do they have any special needs?
Pro Plan dog foods are organized around exactly these three questions. First, determine breed size. Then choose the life stage. Finally, look at any special nutritional needs. Follow this order and your options narrow down quickly.
Pro Plan Ranges by Breed Size
A small terrier and a big shepherd dog don't have the same nutritional needs. Small breeds burn more energy relative to their weight, while large breeds' joints carry more load. Pro Plan reflects this difference in its ranges.
| Range | Best for | Bag sizes |
|---|---|---|
| Small & Mini | Small breed dogs under 10 kg | 3 kg, 7 kg |
| Medium | Medium breed dogs, 10–25 kg | 3 kg, 10 kg, 12 kg, 14 kg |
| Large Athletic | Athletic large breeds over 25 kg | 14 kg |
| Large Robust | Large-boned large breeds over 25 kg | 12 kg, 14 kg |
Kibble size also changes by range. Small breed formulas have smaller kibble, so small dogs can chew it easily. Large breed formulas have bigger kibble, which encourages dogs to eat slowly.
Formulas for Puppies, Adults and Senior Dogs
Your dog's age determines the protein and calorie balance of the food. Pro Plan makes separate formulas for three main life stages.
Puppy food (Puppy)
Puppies grow very fast and need more protein and energy during this stage. Pro Plan's chicken and lamb puppy foods contain colostrum, a natural source that supports the immune system. For all puppy formulas and a buying guide, see our Pro Plan puppy food page.
Puppy food is usually fed for the first 12 months. In large breeds, this can extend to 18–24 months. Small breeds can switch to adult food at 10 months.
Adult dog food (Adult)
Once growth is complete, switch to an adult formula. The goal here isn't growth but maintaining a healthy weight. Muscle mass is preserved and energy balance is kept steady.
Senior dog food (Senior 7+)
After age seven, activity decreases and metabolism slows. Senior formulas contain fewer calories, with added ingredients that support joint health. Senior dog food aims to prevent weight gain while keeping your dog moving comfortably.
Salmon, Lamb and Chicken Options
The protein source affects two things: how easy the food is to digest and how well it suits your dog's taste. Here's how the three options differ:
- Salmon: Rich in omega-3. The most popular choice for skin and coat health, and often used for dogs with itching.
- Lamb: Preferred for dogs with sensitive digestion. A good alternative for dogs sensitive to chicken.
- Chicken: The classic, balanced option. Most dogs accept chicken food easily.
If your dog has no specific sensitivity, any of the three is a fine choice. If they do, it's safer to start with a single-protein formula.
Special Nutritional Needs
Spayed or neutered dogs
After spaying or neutering, daily energy needs drop by about ten percent. Feeding the same food in the same amount leads to weight gain. Light and Sterilised formulas contain less fat, so your dog stays full without taking in extra calories.
Sensitive digestion and sensitive skin
Some dogs have irregular stools or itching. In this case, fish-based, single-protein formulas can help. Ocean fish options stand out in this group.
Bag Sizes: From 3 kg to 14 kg
Pro Plan dog food comes in 3, 7, 10, 12 and 14 kg bags.
The large bag is 14 kg. Many pet owners search for it as "15 kg" out of habit. Large Pro Plan bags sold in Türkiye come in 14 kg. So if you're searching for 15 kg, this 14 kg bag is the one you're looking for.
If you're trying it for the first time, start with 3 kg. If your dog likes it, move up to a larger bag, which is more economical per kilo. For freshness, it's important to finish an opened bag within two months.
How Much Should I Feed Each Day?
The daily amount depends on your dog's weight, age and activity level. As a rough guide, a 10 kg adult dog eats about 150 g of dry food a day. Puppies of the same weight eat more.
For the exact amount, see our guide how many grams of food a dog should eat a day (in Turkish). If you can't decide which product to buy, our Food Finder quiz gives a recommendation in a few questions.
What's in Pro Plan?
In Pro Plan formulas, meat or fish is the first ingredient. Energy sources such as rice and wheat are added, and the formula is completed with vitamins and minerals.
The brand develops its products at its own research center. Formulas are made with the work of veterinarians and nutritionists. That's why Pro Plan sits in a different segment from supermarket foods.
Pro Plan Dog Food at Petidi
Petidi is an authorized Purina retailer. All products on this page are genuine and come from the Türkiye distributor. Because stock turns over quickly, production dates are fresh.
Orders ship the same day. On the product pages, you can see the current price, stock and expiration date.