What are the precautions for raising a Schnauzer? For the health of a Schnauzer, feeding must contain protein, fat, and carbohydrates; raising a Schnauzer requires a staple food with high content of deep-sea fish oil to promote muscle formation; Nari feeds mainly dog ​​food, and you should pay attention to the nutritional mix of homemade dog food.

1. Schnauzers are just like people. In order to develop and maintain health, they must have three major nutrients: protein, fat, and carbohydrates (sugar). For a small dog, the required amount per 1 kilogram of body weight is 90 kcal; while for a 50 kilogram large dog, it requires 49 kcal per 1 kilogram. Therefore, the heavier the weight, the necessary amount per 1 kilogram will gradually decrease, and Puppies have twice as many calories as adult dogs to meet the needs of short-term growth.

2. Protein is decomposed into amino acids in the dog's body, which is very beneficial to the dog's various organs, muscles, blood, bones, coat, skin, toes and other tissues. In addition to protein, fatty acids, and carbohydrates, minerals and vitamins are indispensable for the dog's body. If minerals and vitamins are insufficient, it will affect the development of the dog's bones and its resistance to disease. Therefore, when feeding, choose staple food with high content of deep-sea fish oil to promote muscle production, and at the same time, beautify the hair and promote brain development.

3. If the Schnauzer dog mainly eats dog food, malnutrition is rare. If you often make your own dog food, you should pay attention to the nutritional mix. For example, there must be a mix of meat, grains, and whole grains to meet the protein and carbohydrate requirements. However, feeding in this way can easily cause oral diseases. Dogs are born with a strong bite force and rely on eating hard things to protect their teeth. You can usually buy some teeth grinding snacks for your Schnauzer to reduce the incidence of bad breath and oral diseases.