Pekingese dogs have become one of the most popular companion ornamental pets in China. Among the ornamental pets owned by citizens, the number of Pekingese dogs has reached a considerable proportion. It is conservatively estimated to be more than 30% of the total number of dogs. So how to raise them well? Pekingese dogs are also a concern for many pet lovers. Let’s share with you the daily feeding methods of Pekingese dogs.

First of all, in order for the Pekingese to adapt to the new environment faster, a warm and comfortable living environment should be created for it before it arrives. You need to prepare a kennel, sleeping mat, and other daily necessities for the Pekingese first. Create a safe and comfortable home for Jingba.

To ensure that the Pekingese has enough nutrients to maintain its body growth, parents should prepare more nutritious and easy-to-absorb and digest food for the Pekingese. Proper feeding should be carried out at regular times and at fixed points every day. You can feed the puppy more appropriately when it is a puppy, but when it becomes an adult, it will need to be fed appropriately.

Pekingese dogs have longer coats, so they need to be combed regularly, and taken to the hospital regularly for vaccinations. Of course, this must be done in a healthy state, and internal and external parasites must be expelled on time. It can avoid their loss of appetite or some problems caused by parasites.

How to raise a Pekingese dog should start from all aspects of its diet, care, and health. Health is the first priority. Only with a strong body can other things become meaningful. Of course, more attention should be paid to its living habits. Note that puppies should be trained more from the beginning, so that they will be easier to raise when they grow up.

Prepare enough boiled water for him every day, and never eat chocolate, onions, garlic, milk, chicken bones and other things, especially chocolate and chicken bones.

Pay attention to his hygiene, take deworming medicine and get vaccinations regularly. Pekingese is a long-haired dog. After bathing him, you must wipe him first and then blow him to avoid skin diseases. In the summer, consider cutting him into a "bald pig".

When in contact with other dogs, be sure to avoid those with criminal records.

In the spring and autumn, you should reduce the number of times you walk your dog because there are many infectious diseases. But regular dog walking is very important