What should I do if my Yorkie is too thin? If my Yorkie is very thin, it is recommended to choose nutritionally balanced ecological dog food as the staple food, and then feed it with protein-rich foods such as chicken breast, beef, fish, etc. You should also feed your Yorkie some fresh fruits and vegetables. , such as cabbage and carrots, to supplement vitamins for Yorkies.

　1. A rich and reasonable diet

If you want your Samoyed to gain weight, it is recommended to choose natural and ecological dog food to meet the basic nutritional needs of your Samoyed every day, so that your Samoyed will naturally gain weight. However, it is unrealistic to choose dog food alone. Additional nutrition needs to be supplemented through other methods. If the owner has time, he can make some nutritious food by himself. Of course, meat supplements are essential. Meat foods suitable for Samoyeds include chicken, beef, fish, etc. They can be fed 3 to 4 times a week. The amount should also be controlled to avoid eating too much and not digesting it.

2. Take probiotics

A poor gastrointestinal condition can easily lead to weight loss in Samoyeds. At this time, parents should give their dogs some probiotics to help digestion. At the same time, taking probiotics can also effectively regulate the dog’s gastrointestinal system. A Samoyed with a big appetite will definitely grow stronger.

　3. Vitamin supplement

Vitamin supplementation is to enable the dog’s intestines and stomach to digest and absorb other nutrients well. And sometimes, Samoyed's hair is particularly yellow and dry, which is also caused by vitamin deficiency. Therefore, you can usually add more fresh fruits and vegetables to Samoyed dog food, which can effectively supplement vitamins. Especially cabbage and carrots can be fed to dogs.

4. Regular deworming

Parents should also understand what causes emaciation in Samoyeds, because some dogs have some parasites in their bodies. If they are not dewormed regularly, it will cause the dogs to become emaciated, so at this time Parents, you can take your dog to the hospital for an examination and get some appropriate deworming drugs. After a certain period of treatment, the dog will slowly grow stronger.