What can’t Huskies eat? In terms of diet, there are actually quite a few things that Huskies can’t eat, such as squid, shellfish, mushrooms and other indigestible foods, which may cause diarrhea or vomiting; onions, chocolate, grapes, etc. are all toxic to Huskies. Food: chicken bones and fish bones are sharp and hard and can easily hurt the mouth and digestive organs, so they should not be fed.

1. Indigestible foods such as squid, shellfish, and mushrooms may cause diarrhea or vomiting.

2. Pungent spices such as ginger, curry powder, and chili are too irritating to the stomach.

3. Onions contain toxicity that dissolves red blood cells and can easily cause poisoning symptoms such as hematuria or anemia after ingestion.

4. Chocolate may also produce toxic substances that can cause urinary incontinence, convulsions, epilepsy, and other symptoms.

5. Chicken and fish bones are sharp and hard and can easily hurt the mouth and digestive organs. They should not be fed.

6. Some Huskies will cause diarrhea when they drink milk. In such a situation, you can feed the Huskies yogurt.

7. Husky puppies should not feed ham sausage, sausage, squid shreds and other foods containing preservatives, pigments, etc.

Reasonable nutritional ratio of Husky food:

Husky puppies: meat 35%, grain 33%

Adult dogs: 28% meat, 40% cereals, 30% fruits and vegetables, 2% additives, 2% additives, 30% fruits and vegetables

The best food for a Husky is dog food. If you cannot feed it dog food and instead eat home-made food, you should pay attention to the mix to ensure a balanced nutrition. Animal offal (note: do not feed pig liver for a long time, it will be poisonous), meat, corn meal, fish (note: the hard bones of the fish may get stuck, it is best to pick them off), carrots, etc., can all be Husky food. Cook them almost without salt and then feed them. In addition, when feeding Husky puppies dog food, mix it with a little warm water.