What do puppies eat at different stages?

1. Newborn puppies should only eat breast milk within 40 days;

2. Dogs between 40 and 60 days should only eat milk soaked in boiling water until soft and cooled. Dog food helps puppies digest;

3. Try to only eat dog food, nutritional pastes and gastrointestinal conditioning granules for 60 to 90 days;

Note that puppies must control their food intake within 90 days. Dogs are not afraid of hunger or overstuffing. The reason why many dogs develop parvovirus is due to overeating, which ruptures the stomach and then causes blood in the stool. If you go to the hospital for a checkup at this time, it will basically be parvovirus, so you must remember to control the puppy's diet!

Precautions for puppy diet

During the growth and development stage, all parts of the puppy’s body do not grow in a balanced manner. From birth to 3 months old, the body mainly grows in body weight, and at 4-5 months, the body mainly increases in body weight. After 7 months, the main growth is body height. Therefore, during the growth and development period, attention must be paid to nutritional balance and sufficient nutrients must be ensured.

However, if a puppy eats too much, it will easily damage the stomach and affect gastrointestinal function. If a puppy eats too little, it will not be able to ensure the nutrients needed for the growth and development of the body. The body will become thin, have poor resistance, and will easily get sick. Dogs in the growth and development period are generally fed food with balanced nutritional content. There are a variety of dog foods specially designed for puppies on the market, and parents can choose to buy them according to their needs.

Foods that puppies cannot eat

1. Chocolate: It will put the dog’s life in danger and must not be eaten;

2. Medium green onions and onions: Do not eat them as they will cause severe anemia in dogs;

3. Chicken bones: Puppies are not allowed to eat them. Because chicken bones have a hole in the middle, they are particularly easy to bite and will scratch the intestines of puppies to avoid causing intestinal problems;

4. Small bones: Large bones can be eaten (leg bones, stick bones, etc.),

5. Fish bones: Dogs can eat fish, but the owner must pick out the fish bones to avoid getting stuck in the dog’s throat;

6. Raw eggs: Do not eat them, as they will cause diarrhea and are not conducive to hair growth.

7. Raw meat: Do not eat it. It will cause indigestion and diarrhea in dogs, and it is also easy to breed bacteria

8. Milk: Especially puppies, do not drink it as it will cause diarrhea.

9. Grapes: Because some dogs are sensitive to grapes, it is recommended that you do not try it. In severe cases, it may cause kidney function problems in dogs;

10. Wild fungi: Never feed them to dogs. Many wild fungi contain toxins and can be fatal;

11. Pungent foods: You should try not to let them come into contact with irritating foods (chili peppers, Sichuan peppercorns) and aniseed anyway.

12. Food with high oil content: Puppies cannot eat it because it cannot digest it;

13. Animal offal: This is especially important, especially for puppies. They should not eat too much, because animal offalIt contains vitamin A, which dogs cannot absorb and can cause poisoning and other diseases such as calcium deficiency in dogs;

14. Food that is too salty: For example, the food we humans eat is not only high in salt, but also high in fat. Do not let dogs eat it for a long time.