Eat dog food corresponding to the growth age

Puppies eat puppy food, adult dogs eat adult dog food, and old dogs eat old dog food. The contents of different dog foods are determined according to the chewing ability and digestive function of the dog of the corresponding age. It can be said that eating dog food is the most scientific feeding. Greyhounds are large breeds that require high energy, protein and vitamin requirements for growth. The ingredients in dog food are relatively fixed, which can allow dogs to grow healthily, but are not enough to allow dogs to grow perfectly. If you don’t know how to prepare homemade dog meals, you can consider canned food. Canned foods also have different nutritional content depending on their price. High-priced cans are made of better materials; low-priced cans are mostly made of a lot of unshredded offal. The advantage is that the vitamin content is less likely to be lost and the palatability is better. The disadvantage is that there is a lot of meat and the bowel movement is difficult. The smell is strong, and if you eat it for a long time, you will easily develop dental plaque.

Greyhounds need a lot of protein

Greyhounds need a lot of protein to support the rapid growth of muscles and hair during their growth from puppies to adults. Greyhounds are also called "mop dogs" because of their long, bundled hair that looks like a long mop. Dog hair is basically made up of protein. You can imagine how much protein a greyhound with mop hair needs. Now that we know that we need to consume a lot of protein, when choosing dog food, we need to pay attention to the amount of protein contained in the nutritional ingredients labeled on different dog foods. The meat used in different dog foods is also different. It is better to choose the one with the highest protein content.

How much is the right amount for a greyhound to eat?

Feed your dog only about 70% full, don’t overdo it, and let him lick the bowl with satisfaction. If he eats too much and runs and jumps after the meal, it will be easy to lose everything. Move and spit it out. For puppies kept in cages all year round, eating is their rare entertainment, so they will be as greedy as a starving ghost. Don't be fooled by them into thinking they are really hungry. Excessive eating can easily lead to indigestion in the Greyhound's intestines and stomach due to food accumulation, which may lead to the possibility of gastroenteritis. Therefore, don’t feed too much each time. The best option is to eat small meals frequently to ensure that the dog’s intestines and stomach have enough time to digest the food ingested.

Greyhounds can be fed calcium tablets

Large dogs are big and grow quickly. They can add some calcium powder and other nutrients to their meals, but they must be taken according to the doctor's instructions and instructions. In addition to specialized calcium tablets and calcium powder, goat milk and bone broth can also be used to supplement calcium. Because dogs do not have digestive enzymes for milk in their stomachs, drinking milk will cause indigestion in dogs. However, feeding goat milk does not have this problem and can be absorbed. When feeding dogs bone soup, be careful not to add any seasonings to the soup, just boil it in water to avoid irritation of the dog's gastrointestinal tract.