What can Border Collies eat? Border Collies should eat nutritionally balanced natural dog food as their staple food; meats such as chicken, fish and beef also need to be eaten in moderation, which will help Border Collies supplement protein and vitamins; fresh Fruits and vegetables such as apples, carrots and Chinese cabbage are rich in nutrients and can be washed and chopped to feed Border Collies.

1. Dog food

Border Collie dogs should eat dog food as their staple food. Pay attention to choosing nutritionally balanced, natural and healthy dog ​​food. But ordinary dog ​​food is just a staple food. Although it can be eaten for a long time and has sufficient nutritional content, it cannot be kept for a long time. Dogs are also living beings and still need various nutrients. .

　2. Meat

Chicken, fish and beef are good foods for Border Collies, especially chicken breasts, because chicken breasts do not contain excess fat and are indispensable ingredients to supplement animal protein, especially if dogs have poor gastrointestinal problems. You can eat some when you are weak. Chicken breast, which is low in calories and high in protein, is the best.

　3. Fruits and vegetables

The content of vitamins and fiber in fruits and vegetables is relatively high. Adding some fruits and vegetables to your dog’s dog food can be beneficial to your dog’s digestion and absorption, promote gastrointestinal motility, and also clear the body. Cleans the fat in the dog's intestines and keeps the dog in a healthy and nutritious state.

4. Calcium

It is possible to appropriately add a little calcium to Border Collie dogs, especially puppies with poor physical fitness. They need more calcium during their puppyhood. Therefore, when feeding puppies every day, an appropriate amount of calcium powder must be added to the food. Puppies eat calcium powder and it is easier to absorb. Generally, growing puppies need one teaspoon of calcium powder per 2.2 kilograms per day. After the puppy reaches 1 year old, it enters the growth period. From then on, every 4.5 kilograms needs one teaspoon of calcium powder every day. Relatively speaking, the portion size has been reduced by half, because after the development period, the growth of bones and teeth has gradually stabilized and does not require so much calcium powder.