Feeding calculator

How much to feed a Russian Toy

A 6.5 lb Russian Toy is the starting weight on this calculator, taken from the verified adult range (up to 6.5 lb).

Last reviewed November 1, 2026.

Russian Toy dog
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Your inputs

Prefilled for a Russian Toy. Verified adult weight: up to 6.5 lb.

Activity

Daily portion

Dog food calculator
277 kcal
0.79 cups · 95 g · 2 meals
Merck chart, Adult, neutered
253 kcal
Resting energy 158 kcal × 1.6, before the calculator's activity and size adjustment.
Lifespan12–14 years
Weightup to 6.5 lb
SizeToyGroupToy Group

Resting energy at that weight is about 158 kcal per day. The Merck neutered-adult factor of 1.6 puts maintenance near 253 kcal before activity is added. The dog food calculator on this page uses that same resting-energy formula, then applies the activity and size adjustments from the main dog food calculator.

Reading the portions

Portions are a starting estimate. Russian Toy individuals can vary by body condition, neuter status, and how much they work. Adjust the bowl from what you see on the ribs, not from the table alone.

Feeding table from the verified weight chart

RER=70*kg^0.75; MER=RER*factor. Starting estimate only; individuals vary up to 50%; adjust by body condition

Russian Toy adults maintenance energy

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WeightRERAdult, neuteredAdult, intactPuppy under 4 monthsPuppy 4 months and olderWeight loss
2.6 lb (1.2 kg)80 kcal128 kcal144 kcal241 kcal161 kcal80 kcal
4.6 lb (2.1 kg)122 kcal195 kcal220 kcal366 kcal244 kcal122 kcal
6.4 lb (2.9 kg)Current weight156 kcal249 kcal280 kcal467 kcal311 kcal156 kcal

The highlighted row follows the weight in the calculator above.

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Use the verified adult weight for a Russian Toy: up to 6.5 lb. This page starts the calculator at 6.5 lb.

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