How to feed Pitbulls? The feed is first cooked and then mixed with vegetarian food and fed to Pitbulls. The amount of food is adjusted according to the dog's food intake. Pitbulls should have enough exercise every day, and their hair should be combed every other day. Earwax and tartar should be removed and washed regularly. Eyes and feeding utensils must be cleaned every time, the kennel must be cleaned regularly, and pit bulls must be trained since childhood.

In the feed, there should be 350-400 grams of meat every day, and the same amount of dry vegetarian ingredients such as cereals should be added. The meat should be cooked, chopped, and mixed with cooked vegetarian food before feeding. The food must be provided in an appropriate amount. If you eat too little, you will not be full, and you will not grow well, and you will lose your healthy and lively look; if you eat too much, you will have excess energy, which will make you gain weight, which will also affect your health and appearance. At the same time, adequate and clean drinking water must be provided every day.

Although pit bulls have relatively strong disease resistance, they must be ensured to have enough exercise every day to enable them to grow healthily. The Pitbull's coat is short and the combing work is not heavy. You can comb it once every other day, but you must wipe it with a soft dry towel after each combing to remove dust and dirt from the body. Your dog should be bathed regularly. When the weather is hot in summer, the number of baths should be increased appropriately. Remove earwax and tartar from them every 3-5 days, and wash their eyes regularly with warm water to prevent ophthalmia.

Tableware such as sinks and mixers should be cleaned every day. Do not feed leftover food after the previous meal. Cleanliness and hygiene must be strictly observed. The kennel should be located in a clean, secluded and dry place. It should be cleaned every two days and should be disinfected regularly. From the day the puppy is picked up, it should be trained and trained so that it can obey the owner's orders and instructions, and understand not to use teeth or claws to damage curtains, clothes, tablecloths, sofas and other items in the home. In particular, it must learn to develop good habits of cleanliness and hygiene, keep its coat clean, avoid contamination, and refrain from defecating anywhere.

During the breeding process, you should always pay attention to the health status of your dog, such as mental state, appetite, defecation status, nose pad moisture and body temperature, etc. Once any abnormalities are found, they should be checked and treated immediately.