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Because of their size, Bullmastiffs are prone to hip and elbow dysplasia, panosteitis (growing pains), and joint instability. Regular vet checkups and controlled growth through a balanced diet and exercise can help reduce the risk. Additionally, avoid obesity, as it exacerbates orthopaedic problems.

Bullmastiff puppies should be fed a giant-breed puppy formula to support their bone development without promoting overly rapid growth. Split meals into 3–4 servings per day until 6 months, then reduce to 2 meals per day. Avoid high-calorie, calcium-rich supplements unless recommended by a vet.

Bullmastiffs only need weekly brushing with a rubber curry comb to control mild shedding and sporadic baths, but other than that, their grooming requirements are minimal. Cleaning their wrinkles, keeping an eye out for excessive drool, and routinely clipping their nails are important upkeep. Although they require consistency to maintain the quality of their skin and coat, they are often easy to groom.

While regular movement is vital, avoid intense or high-impact activities (like long jogs or stair climbing) before 18 months. Focus on gentle walks and supervised play. Over-exercising a growing puppy can strain joints and soft bones.