Puppy’s diet

⑴ Food specifically for puppies: such as soaked dog food, canned food, and lean meat porridge.

⑵Calcium: Supplement calcium products with high natural content, such as super calcium, to promote bone and tooth development of puppies.

⑶Milk powder for puppies: There is special goat milk powder for puppies.

⑷Egg yolk: The advantage of egg yolk is that it is not only rich in protein, but also contains vitamin A, calcium and minerals that are easy to digest and absorb.

Generally speaking, if the puppy is fed enough and there is still food left in the food bowl, it means there is too much food; on the contrary, if the dog continues to lick the food bowl or looks at the owner after eating, it means there is less food. , not enough to eat. Because the digestive function of puppies is weak, the food they feed at the beginning should not be too hard, but more semi-liquid and easy-to-digest foods. Avoid feeding hard or cold food such as bones too early to avoid affecting the dog’s development

Feeding Precautions

(1) Nutritionally balanced dog food is the healthiest and safest food, and appropriate supplements of meat are also acceptable. It is very important to supplement calcium. Large dogs have thick bones, so they have great requirements for calcium during their growth to avoid deformation of bones and legs. Special pet calcium supplements also need to supplement vitamin A and vitamin D to promote calcium absorption.

(2) Do not feed dogs condiments, such as soy sauce, salt, MSG, sugar, pepper, aniseed, chili, ginger, etc.

(3) Do not feed foods that are difficult to digest, such as soybeans, sesame seeds, melon seeds, etc.

(4) You can’t eat squid or anything else.

(5) Do not feed large dogs raw or cold food just taken out of the refrigerator. This kind of cold food can easily cause an imbalance of flora in the gastrointestinal flora of large dogs and easily cause diarrhea. When diarrhea occurs, you can let large dogs eat some pet probiotics to regulate their intestines and stomach.

(6) Food for dogs should be fresh food that has been heated and then cooled. Dogs must not be fed moldy, rancid or spoiled food

(7) There must be an adequate supply of water, clean containers must be prepared, do not feed raw water, and change fresh water every day.

(8) Prevent biting of debris to prevent swallowing and poisoning. It is forbidden to feed dogs omnivorous food, otherwise they will easily suffer from anorexia and gastrointestinal diseases.

(1) Inject dog vaccines on time.

(2) Large dogs generally do not need grooming. Regular trimming of the soles of their feet and clipping of their toenails is enough. Keep your ears and eyes clean on a daily basis.

(3) Proper exercise is beneficial to bone development, but care should be taken to avoid activities on grass to prevent parasites. Frequent brushing can help the host detect parasites at the first time and take medication in time. Dogs are prohibited from sniffing the feces of other dogs, as most viruses are spread through feces.

(1) Inject dog vaccines on time.

(2) Large dogs generally do not need grooming. Regular trimming of the soles of their feet and clipping of their toenails is enough. Keep your ears and eyes clean on a daily basis.

(3) Proper exercise is beneficial to bone development, but care should be taken to avoid activities on grass to prevent parasites. Frequent brushing can help the host detect parasites at the first time and take medication in time. Dogs are prohibited from sniffing the feces of other dogs, as most viruses are spread through feces.

Daily care of dogs

(1) Inject dog vaccines on time.

(2) Large dogs generally do not need grooming. Regular trimming of the soles of their feet and clipping of their toenails is enough. Keep your ears and eyes clean on a daily basis.

(3) Proper exercise is beneficial to bone development, but care should be taken to avoid activities on grass to prevent parasites. Frequent brushing can help the host detect parasites at the first time and take medication in time. Dogs are prohibited from sniffing the feces of other dogs, as most viruses are spread through feces.