At 35 to 45 pounds, the Keeshond is a moderate energy medium breed. The Non-Sporting group is diverse, and Keeshonds have their own set of nutritional quirks. What you put in the bowl has a direct effect on how they feel and perform day to day.
Keeshonds are prone to Hip Dysplasia, Eye Problems, Hypothyroidism. Joint-supporting ingredients like glucosamine help. A food that addresses these breed-specific risks goes a long way.
Keeshonds have demanding coats that need omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids from their food. If the coat looks dull, diet is usually the first thing to check. We put together our top picks below: subscription food services, monthly boxes, and kibble options that work well for this breed.