Husky feeding: diet

1. The diet is mainly meat. After the Husky begins to wean, it can be fed solid food. In terms of body size, the amount of food a Husky eats is not too much, but it must be nutritionally balanced. What is needed is high-protein, high-fat and easy-to-digest food.
2. Avoid legumes. Owners should try to avoid feeding soy foods in their daily feeding, because their digestive systems are not easy to digest beans. There are many types of dog food on the market. It is recommended to choose natural high-quality dog ​​food that contains chicken ingredients.
3. Feeding should be done regularly and quantitatively, which can develop good eating habits for dogs and is better for their intestines and stomach.

Husky Feeding: Exercise

1. Huskies are different from other hounds and do not require a lot of exercise, but daily exercise is very important. Sled dogs are very clean animals. After six months of age, they no longer like to defecate at home. You can take them out for a walk every morning and evening.
2. When engaging in outdoor activities with Huskies, you should choose a venue with appropriate hardness such as sand, lawn or dirt road to avoid harm to the dog.
3. The resistance of puppies is relatively weak, so just do appropriate exercises every day and avoid taking the puppies out frequently. Puppies are very curious, so be careful not to let them eat by mistake or come into contact with dangerous things such as wires when exercising.

Husky Feeding: Health Aspects

1. When you find that your dog has diarrhea, take a stool sample to the hospital to check whether there are parasites. If not, there will still be parasites in a few days. You need to take a stool sample again, because sometimes the intestinal walls of puppies are full of parasites, which may not be detected in the stool.
2. The causes of dog diarrhea include giving too many snacks or giving the dog human food. Unclean water sources can also cause dog diarrhea. Therefore, the dog must be fed regularly and quantitatively, and do not feed too many snacks or unclean food.
3. Dogs should remember to be vaccinated and dewormed regularly when they are puppies. This can effectively prevent diseases such as canine distemper and parvovirus, and prevent dogs from suffering from gastrointestinal diseases and skin diseases.

Husky feeding: cleaning aspects

1. Don’t bathe your Husky too frequently, as it will damage the dog’s skin. Wash it once every one to two weeks in summer and once every half month to a month in winter. If your dog feels too dirty when you come back from exercising, you can wipe the whole body with a hot wet towel.
2. The dog’s hair must be dried after bathing. Moist hair can easily breed bacteria and cause skin diseases.
3. Combing your Husky’s hair once a week can keep your Husky’s hair clean and tidy. At the same time, the owner can check whether the dog suffers from skin diseases or there are some parasites hidden in the hair. Dogs can be groomed several times during the moulting period to keep the home clean and tidy.