How Much to Feed a Siberian Husky

A complete feeding guide for the Siberian Husky based on their average weight of 22 kg (49 lbs), using the standard veterinary RER formula.

Siberian Husky

Siberian Husky

mediumWorking16โ€“27 kg
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1138

calories / day

3.3

cups / day

2

meals / day

1.6

cups / meal

Feeding Chart by Life Stage & Activity

ScenarioCalories/dayCups/dayMealsCups/meal
Puppy, moderate activity17785.131.7
Adult, low activity8532.421.2
Adult, moderate activity11383.321.6
Adult, active12803.721.9
Adult, very active17785.122.5
Senior, moderate activity8532.421.2

Siberian Husky Feeding Chart by Age & Weight

Recommended daily food amounts for a Siberian Husky at different life stages, based on their weight range of 16โ€“27 kg. All values assume standard kibble at 350 kcal per cup and moderate activity.

AgeWeight (kg)Calories/dayCups/dayMeals/day
Puppy (< 1 yr)16 kg140043
22 kg17785.13
27 kg20735.93
Adult (1โ€“7 yrs)16 kg8962.62
22 kg11383.32
27 kg13273.82
Senior (7+ yrs)16 kg6721.92
22 kg8532.42
27 kg9952.82

Feeding Tips for Siberian Husky

  • 1.These estimates use an average weight of 22 kg and assume standard kibble at 350 kcal per cup. Adjust if your food has a different calorie density.
  • 2.Siberian Huskys are high-energy dogs. They may need closer to the "active" or "very active" amounts, especially if they get 60+ minutes of exercise daily.
  • 3.Puppies need more calories relative to body weight for growth. Split their daily food into 3 meals until they are about 12 months old.
  • 4.Senior dogs have slower metabolisms. Reduce portions by 10โ€“20% and consider senior-formula food with joint-support ingredients.
  • 5.Always provide fresh water. Monitor your dog's body condition score and adjust portions to maintain a healthy weight. Consult your vet for personalized advice.