Dietary precautions for puppies

1. Do not give milk to puppies, because the ingredients of dog milk and cow's milk are completely different. Dog milk contains high protein, high fat and low lactose, while dog milk contains high protein, high fat and low lactose. Milk contains low protein, low fat and high lactose. The two ingredients are exactly the opposite. The intestines of puppies cannot absorb and digest milk, which will cause gastrointestinal diseases such as diarrhea.
2. The meat must be broken into pieces before it can be eaten by dogs. The bones of chickens, ducks, geese and other poultry are small and hard. It cannot be chewed easily by dog ​​teeth like pig and cow bones, especially small dogs cannot chew them at all. Dogs swallow these bones whole, sometimes piercing the throat or stomach, causing the dog to lose its life. Therefore, when feeding dogs, chickens, ducks, and geese, the bones must be removed.

3. Foods containing too much mustard and chili pepper can cause mouth ulcers in dogs. Gastrointestinal ulceration occurs and cannot be fed.
4. Onions are definitely not dog food. Onions are highly toxic to dogs’ blood. Dogs who eat too much can cause acute anemia and even endanger the life of salted foods such as salted fish, dried shrimps, bacon, ham, and bacon. These salted foods contain high salt content and cannot be fed to dogs.
5. Refrigerated milk, ice cream and other dairy products cannot be given to dogs, especially for puppies that are not fully developed. Usually a few mouthfuls of cold milk will cause diarrhea in puppies. If this happens for a long time, it will form habitual diarrhea, leading to weakness of the dog's body, and the dog's gastrointestinal tract is not adaptable to this kind of food.
Puppies under 6 or 3 months old are best fed commercial puppy food because the nutritional mix is ​​more reasonable. If the puppy food is too dry, you can soak it in warm water to soften it.
7. When preparing food for puppies, it is best not to put too much meat. Because the gastrointestinal development of puppies is not sound enough, excessive meat will overload their gastrointestinal tract and cause diarrhea; especially digestive disorders caused by simply feeding meat are sometimes fatal.

8. Puppies cannot lack water. For puppies, lack of water is a more serious danger than hunger. Prepare enough water for your puppy to drink. Water containers should be cleaned daily to stay clean.
​9. Puppies need enough calcium to develop their bodies, so some calcium powder can be added to the diet appropriately. Approximately one teaspoon per day is required. As age increases, the dosage of calcium powder should be increased proportionally. By one year old, the growth of the dog's teeth and bones has been basically completed and finalized, so there is no need to add calcium powder. Dogs can often be fed large bones like pigs, cows, and sheep. In addition, daily walks and sunlight are essential for the absorption of calcium and other nutrients.

Other precautions for puppies

Toilet cleaning items in the bathroom must be stored carefully. Naughty dogs can easily knock over the potion. The potion is highly toxic and dogs should be prevented from entering it. Dogs must not catch cold. In winter, they should wear more clothes and pay attention to keeping warm. Dogs are prone to diarrhea after catching cold. When taking your dog for a walk, prevent him from picking up foreign objects and coming into contact with wild dogs. Nowadays, the treatment of pet hospitals is very problematic. Many private clinics are just for profit.There is even a tragedy where Qian died due to improper treatment of a minor illness. If it is not necessary, don't take him for injections or fluids.