1. Feeding dogs should be done regularly, quantitatively, with a constant temperature and quality

Routine feeding means that the amount of each meal should be relatively fixed to avoid uneven satiety and hunger of puppies. Feeding too much can easily cause indigestion; feeding too little can make puppies feel hungry. , can't rest quietly.

Fixed temperature is to adjust the temperature of food and drinking water in time according to the temperature changes in different seasons to achieve "warmth in winter, coolness in summer, and warmness in spring and autumn."

Qualitative means that the food formula of puppies should meet the feeding standards of puppies under different physiological states.

2. Set tableware and place

When raising puppies, they should have fixed food bowls and water basins, and they should also be placed in fixed places. The puppy's special food bowl should be kept clean and disinfected regularly to prevent diseases caused by unclean food utensils. It is best to use stainless steel or aluminum for puppies’ eating utensils, and the food bowl should not be too shallow to prevent food from being splashed everywhere by the puppies. In addition, puppies have fixed food utensils and eating places, which can also help puppies develop good eating habits.

3. Supply sufficient drinking water

A fixed water basin can be used to provide puppies with sufficient drinking water so that they can drink at any time. Tap water (boiled water) should be used for drinking water. Kitchen swill, surface water, etc. are not allowed to be used as drinking water. Water utensils can be disinfected by soaking them in 0.1% benzalkonium chloride solution or bleaching powder water, and then rinsing them with clean water to remove odors. In addition, they can also be washed, steamed and disinfected.

4. Good deworming and vaccination

Puppies are susceptible to parasitic diseases such as roundworms, which can seriously affect their growth and development and even cause death. Therefore, regular deworming is very important. Generally, the first fecal examination and deworming are carried out at 30 days of age, and then regular sampling and deworming are performed once a month. In order to prevent environmental pollution, the feces and insect bodies discharged after deworming should be concentrated and fermented.

Puppies over 2 months old should be vaccinated regularly according to the epidemic situation in the area.