How to feed Alaska to get fat? Let Alaska eat on time every day and feed dog food. In addition, do not feed Alaska food with a lot of salt and meat fat. You can feed Alaska nutritious meat, such as chicken breast, beef, fish and other meat. Supplement nutrition; feeding Alaska nutritional paste every week can also quickly supplement nutrition.

Eating on time is the normal diet of Alaska. If the pet owner wants to make Alaska gain weight, it is necessary to let Alaska eat on time. Three meals a day. Feed Alaska 7 or 8 minutes of satiety at each meal. When feeding Alaska, dog food is the main food; you should choose natural food with rich nutrition and low salinity, and don’t eat too much. Feed Alaska dog food with high salt content and meat fat; this will easily cause Alaska to get angry. As well as causing hair problems in Alaska.

In addition to feeding Alaska dog food on time, pet owners can also make more nutritious meats to supplement Alaska's nutrition; for example: chicken breast, beef, fish and other meats, which can be appropriately fed to Alaska. Also, in addition to feeding Alaska meat, pet owners should also feed Alaska some fresh fruits and vegetables appropriately; for example, fruit and vegetable foods such as apple puree and carrot puree, so that Alaska can absorb a variety of nutrients.

If pet owners want to feed Alaska to gain weight, it is essential to feed Alaska nutritional paste on a daily basis; a good nutritional paste can supplement the nutrients Alaska needs, and pet owners can usually feed Alaska some nutrients appropriately. ointment for supplementation.

If the pet owner usually feeds Alaska richly, but it is still very thin, it may be that there are parasites in Alaska’s body. If there are parasites in the body, pet owners will find that Alaska is losing weight day by day, unable to replenish nutrients, and is prone to illness. Pet owners can take them to the pet hospital for a stool test to check whether there are parasites. If after examination, it is found that the Alaskan is emaciated due to parasites, the pet owner should feed the Alaskan anthelmintics under the guidance of a veterinarian to help the Alaskan deworm. After deworming, add nutrients to Alaska, and slowly help Alaska regulate her body, and she will gradually gain weight.