Huskies cannot eat foods high in sugar, fat and salt.

Foods high in sugar and fat can easily make Huskies gain weight, and obesity can easily induce a series of diseases. Diseases, such as fatty liver, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, coronary heart disease, etc., damage the movement, circulation, reproductive and other systems. These diseases will become life-threatening as Huskies age.

Xiao Ha’s long-term intake of too much salt will increase the burden of kidney excretion and affect kidney health. At the same time, the imbalance of various minerals and vitamins in the body directly affects skin health and resistance, leading to various skin diseases.

Huskies cannot eat liver for a long time

Liver is rich in vitamin A. Occasionally eating it is beneficial and harmless to Huskies, but if liver is the daily staple food for a long time, it will It can cause excessive vitamin A or even poisoning. Excessive vitamin A can affect the intestinal absorption of calcium and the body's metabolism of calcium, causing calcium deficiency in dogs, especially in husky puppies.

Do not give leftovers to Huskies

Should immediately throw away canned dog food leftovers eaten every day, not dry food. The leftover dry food eaten by Huskies should be thrown away every day. Do not feed your Husky spoiled and rotten food.

Feed regular food and dog food for your Husky

You should buy brand-name dog food and don’t feed your Husky too many snacks. Don't mistake cat food for dog food because cat food contains too much protein.

Do not give your Husky irritating or dangerous food

Hard chicken or fish bones. Do not feed your Husky food that is too cold or too hot, as this can cause damage to your Husky’s mouth. At the same time, do not disturb the Husky when it is eating, otherwise the Husky will become very nervous when eating in the future.

Don’t pamper your husky

Don’t satisfy your husky’s demands just because it begs for food from you. This will make it develop bad habits and the husky will If you become overweight quickly, you should establish a strict set of feeding times and let your Husky eat in its bowl. The Husky should also be taught to sit and wait for food, and to start eating only with the owner's permission.

If the owner is worried that the dog will be malnourished when it grows up, he can boil an egg every three to five times and give the yolk to the dog. If conditions permit, he can buy some calcium for the dog's stomach energy and development treasures, because the bones of Husky dogs grow faster when they are young. Dogs require a lot of nutrients to maintain normal metabolism.