Precautions for puppy diet: infancy (1-3 months)

Puppies that are just one month old should soak the dog food until soft and then feed it. The teeth of the dog at this period have not yet fully grown. , cannot fully crush the dog food particles, which may easily cause indigestion if fed directly. If you want to feed your dog milk powder, be sure to choose goat milk powder specifically for pets. Dog food can be fed directly after two months without soaking it again. Appropriately add vegetables and grains to your dog’s food, such as carrots, greens, corn, etc. The frequency of feeding should be small and frequent, 4-5 times a day. Remember to supplement your dog with an appropriate amount of calcium, and take your dog to get more sun.

Precautions for puppy diet: childhood (3-6 months)

Just choose the correct dog food and feed it directly. If you choose to cook for your dog yourself, you should pay attention to the mix of meat and vegetables and the intake of vitamins. At this stage, the dog begins to change teeth, often drools, and bites hard objects. You can use a special chew for the dog, but be careful not to choose a chew that is too hard to avoid damaging the dog's teeth. Feeding frequency can be maintained 3 times a day. Be careful not to feed bones, don't feed too much meat, and supplement calcium appropriately.

Precautions for puppy diet: Adolescence (6-12 months)

Large dogs can appropriately increase the proportion of meat at this stage, and also pay attention to the intake of vitamins and trace elements. Never feed only meat. This is the period when the dog is growing taller, so attention should be paid to calcium supplementation to prevent calcium deficiency from hindering development or even causing irreversible defects, such as lameness and leg bone deformities. The frequency of feeding can be kept at 2 times a day.

Precautions for Dogs in Daily Life

1. Do not let your dog run on hard ground for a long time. You can choose to play on the grass.
2. Pay more attention to the dog and let the dog get close to humans, such as hugging and petting often.
3. Carry drinking water with you when you go out to play to prevent your dog from becoming dehydrated.
4. Train your dog not to develop the habit of guarding food, but pay attention to your tone during training and don’t make your dog fearful. Don't let your dog climb stairs frequently, as this will deform the dog's spine.