1. Ensure the nutritional adequacy and palatability of the feed

The feed for St. Bernard puppies after weaning should be rich in nutrients and contain sufficient protein, calcium, phosphorus, iron, vitamins A, D, etc. The protein content in the feed should reach more than 22%, of which animal feed It should account for 30%; the feed should have good palatability, and some thin, soft, and easy-to-digest feed should be prepared, and some milk, cod liver oil, etc. should be added appropriately. Feed at least 4 times a day. St. Bernard puppies who are picky eaters or have poor appetite should be fed less often so that they can maintain a strong appetite at every meal and provide sufficient drinking water for the St. Bernard puppies.

　2. Treat St. Bernard puppies well so that they can quickly adapt to the new environment

St. Bernard puppies have just left their mothers and entered a new environment. They are often afraid because they are unfamiliar with the environment. At this time, the breeders should care for them specially. Even if they do not eat well, do not be impatient and do not Beat and scold. After a day or two, the St. Bernard puppies will get better once they adapt to the new environment. After the St. Bernard puppies are emotionally stable, the breeder can gently stroke their coat to make them feel friendly, which will make them docile.

　3. Regular deworming

There are many internal and external parasites in dogs. The ability of St. Bernard puppies to resist diseases is not perfect yet, and they are particularly susceptible to diseases, which will seriously affect the growth, development, and even death of St. Bernard puppies. Therefore, it is necessary to deworm regularly, usually once a month or so. The feces discharged after deworming should be piled up and disposed of in a centralized manner to prevent environmental pollution or secondary infection caused by dogs licking feces.

44. To strengthen daily management, timely training of St. Bernard puppies is required

St. Bernard puppies should be fully sunbathed to prevent the occurrence of rickets and rickets. The kennel should be cleaned frequently, the bedding should be changed frequently, and it should be kept clean and dry. Saint Bernard puppies have thin and tender skin, so be gentle when combing their coat to avoid damaging the skin. The daily activity time of St. Bernard puppies should not be too long. Depending on the individual and weather conditions, 30-60 minutes at a time is more appropriate. St. Bernard puppies should be carefully observed, and if they become sick, they should be checked and treated promptly.