I let Ghost tell me when she was ready to cut back. If she started getting finicky and not eating all of her food, I scaled back a little bit. If she started acting like she was really hungry, I added a little back in. Also, let the ribs and build guide you as well. You should always be able to feel but not see the ribs and hips, so adjust the food according to that as well.
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