Like any dog, Border Collies differ in weight and physical activities. If your dog tends to be a sporty type, they will likely need more food per meal or you can increase the frequency and the total daily amount of food that you will give to them. Aside from that, younger dogs may require a different amount of food and nutrients compared to older or senior dogs. Border Collies that are considered seniors and often stay inside the house should be given foods with fewer calories because they won’t get a lot of outdoor time to burn them. Your budget is also important when choosing food for your Border Collie. You shouldn’t compromise on your dog’s health but always mind your budget when buying dog or puppy food. There are many options out there for different breeds – including some made for the Border Collie. Consider nutritious and balanced meals for your Border Collie as well. Most people incorporate supermarket and/or preservative-free organic dog food with raw or home-cooked meals. This will help give the dog balanced nutrition and a variety in taste so that they can get used to different foods.