Husky dogs are close to adult dogs after 8 months. Compared with Husky puppies that are 3 or 4 months old, the most obvious thing is that their food intake can be reduced by one meal (this has already made many urban white-collar workers breathe a sigh of relief). But there are still some feeding methods that you should pay attention to for 8-month-old Huskies.

The specific precautions when feeding an 8-month-old Husky are as follows:

1. Huskies can eat less often

At this time, the food intake can be adjusted from three meals a day to two meals a day, that is, only breakfast and dinner are enough. The original lunch meal can be divided into morning and evening. Dog owners don’t have to worry, this will not affect the Husky. The Husky is already very strong at 8 months old.

2. Huskies should pay attention to exercise

When the Husky reaches 8 months old, he is already very tall. Therefore, in daily care, attention should be paid to increasing the amount of exercise for the Husky, that is, the time spent outside after breakfast and dinner must be increased, so that the Husky will not have constipation or indigestion.

3. Don’t change dog food for Huskies easily

If the Husky at home has adapted to one kind of dog food, do not change the dog food for the Husky at will. Maybe you think that certain dog foods are more nutritious or more advanced, but what you don’t know is that you are destroying the habitual stomach and intestines that the Husky has established, and your kindness and love are ruthlessly making it difficult for the Husky to adapt.

4. Be careful not to let Huskies be picky eaters

Be careful not to let your Husky be picky about food. At this time, the Husky has reached the size of an adult dog, so there is no need to increase the amount of food to avoid getting too fat. At the same time, male Husky dogs are in estrus or want to have sex, and sometimes their appetite will decrease. Husky female dogs eat less or even stop eating when they are in heat.

If there is no cause of illness, you would rather let the dog starve than let the dog eat what it likes. Otherwise, picky eating habits will develop in the future, and nutritional imbalance will occur, which will affect the health and further development of the Husky in the future.