How to feed Rottweiler puppies? Rottweiler puppies aged 1-2 months should be fed five times a day, and then the number of feedings will be reduced once every two months. Puppies aged 1-2 months should be supplemented with an appropriate amount of vitamin D and calcium phosphate, and puppies aged 3-4 months should be supplemented with liver and fish. Pay close attention to the puppy's urine and feces status to determine whether it is normal. It is best to give the dog a physical examination once a month.

1. Adjust the frequency of feeding and diet mix according to the age of the puppy

Rottweiler puppies aged 1-2 months should be fed five times a day, with an interval of 4 hours each time. The daily feed standards are: 500 grams of fresh milk, 200 grams of lean meat, 3 eggs, 150 grams of rice, 50 grams of vegetables, and 10 grams of salt. Let me remind you that in order to prevent rickets in puppies, during this period, appropriate amounts of vitamin D and calcium phosphorus should be supplemented, such as cod liver oil, calcium tablets, bone meal, etc.

Rottweiler puppies aged 3-4 months should be fed four times a day with an interval of 6 hours. The daily feed standards are: 500 grams of fresh milk, 300 grams of lean meat, 2 eggs, and 200 grams of rice. 150 grams of vegetables and 10 grams of salt. At the same time, supplement appropriate amounts of vitamins, calcium and phosphorus, and increase liver and fish.

Rottweiler puppies aged 5-6 months should be fed three times a day. The proportion of meat in the feed should be increased and the proportion of fresh milk should be reduced. The daily dosage standards are: 200 grams of fresh milk, 400 grams of lean meat, and 1 egg. , 400 grams of rice, 200 grams of vegetables, 15 grams of salt. And add an appropriate amount of vitamins, and if possible, give the puppies some cartilage and brittle bones from cattle, sheep, and pigs.

Rottweiler puppies aged 7-8 months should be fed twice a day. The daily feed standards are: 500 grams of lean meat, 1 egg, and 500 grams of rice. Supplement appropriate amounts of vitamins, calcium, phosphorus, etc.

2. Pay close attention to the puppy’s urine and defecation conditions to determine whether it is normal

The frequency of bowel movements generally changes with the age of the dog. Dogs can eat several times a day in 1 month, and an average of about 3 times a day by 2 months old. The frequency of stool is related to the type of food: for example, when feeding meat and rice, the amount and frequency of stool will be less; when feeding more starchy food, the frequency and amount will be higher. Pay attention to the color, smell and presence of worms in the puppy's stool. Normal stool is strip-shaped, moderately soft and hard, and usually slightly yellow. But it is also affected by food. For example, if you eat a lot of meat or feed some liver, your feces will usually turn black.

The frequency of urination also changes with the age of the dog. For 1-month-old dogs, it’s about once every 2 hours, and for 2-month-old dogs, it’s about 5 to 6 times a day. Urine that is light yellow and clear and transparent is healthy. The first time you urinate in the morning, the color will be slightly darker. However, if you find that the urine color remains darker, you should suspect whether you are sick, and it is best to go to the animal hospital for examination.

It is best to go to the animal hospital for a physical examination every month, with stool and urine tests, and intestinal parasites removed if necessary. Note: Look for an animal hospital with a good reputation and good facilities.