How to Transition to Inukshuk
Keep digestion steady while switching foods.
Why Transition Gradually
Inukshuk is nutrient-dense and highly digestible, dogs need smaller portions compared to most foods. Changing too quickly can cause loose stool or temporary digestive upset. A gradual transition gives the body time to adjust to the richer nutrition and higher energy content.
The 7-Day Transition Plan
Transition Tips
Mix both foods thoroughly in the same bowl.
Stick to your dog’s normal feeding schedule.
If stools stay firm and energy is consistent, continue increasing Inukshuk portions as planned.
Stool Quality as Feedback
Firm, compact stool → transition is on track.
Soft or loose stool → slow down; stay at the current mix for 1–2 extra days.
Hard stool → ensure fresh water is available at all times.
Stool is your best daily indicator of portion accuracy and tolerance.
After the Switch
Continue with the chosen Inukshuk formula for at least one full bag before making further changes.
Weigh your cup once to learn how many grams it holds, it helps prevent quiet overfeeding.
Adjust portions by 5–10% as body condition changes.
Learn More
For feeding charts, formula comparisons, and stool quality visuals, visit: The Feeding & Health Guides →
