How to care for Wire-haired Fox Terrier? Generally speaking, the feeding points of dogs will be different according to different growth stages. What are the feeding points of Wire-haired Fox Terrier? What details require the owner to pay more attention to?

Feeding Points

Each feeding is small and easy to digest. There are only two basic methods of feeding dogs, namely regular feeding and irregular feeding. Non-scheduled feeding means that you put the dog food in the bowl for a long time, and the fox terrier can eat it as he wishes; and scheduled feeding means that you have to feed the dog food within the specified time every day. After the time, Then he put away the dog bowl and stopped feeding him. Among the two feeding methods, it is more advantageous to feed the fox terrier at regular intervals, because this is beneficial to controlling the young fox terrier and will help with future family training.

If it is not fed regularly, it is easy for the fox terrier to overeat, resulting in overweight and unhealthy. For an older fox terrier, it is advisable to eat small meals frequently. If you do not know how to feed it, you can seek advice from your veterinarian. When you are feeding, you may have questions about how much is appropriate. In fact, you can refer to the recommended amount provided by the label on the dog food packaging bag or can, and feed it according to the different development stages of the fox terrier. There are some public prescriptions suitable for fox terriers at every stage. In other words, any dog ​​can also eat this prescription, because the dog food already contains the nutrients that puppies need.

Many dog ​​experts recommend not feeding dogs with public prescriptions before they are one year old. Sometimes puppies will be interested in adult dog food during the first two months of their growth; but there are some signs that feeding adult dog food should be appropriate only when the puppy is more mature.

Some nutritious dog recipes are not necessarily beneficial to the fox terrier because it has a negative impact on the development of the dog's bones and muscles. To keep the coat clean and hygienic, bathe it regularly and comb it with a hard-bristled brush every day. The hair inside and outside the ears, mouth, nose and chin should be washed with detergent to keep it soft and smooth.

This dog is prone to eczema. If you can maintain the above-mentioned cleanliness and hygiene, you can reduce the possibility of getting eczema. At ordinary times, you should pay attention to the strength of the dog's appetite, the dry and loose stools, and the coolness and heat of the nose pads. Once abnormal signs of illness are found, seek medical treatment as soon as possible. Strict discipline should also be given during daily upbringing, so that it can develop obedience to commands, love cleanliness and be kind to the people around it, and avoid developing various bad habits such as jealousy of other dogs and squeamishness.

Precautions for bathing

Note that the ear canals of both ears need to be blocked with cotton to prevent sewage from flowing in. Hold the dog's head or mouth with one hand and raise it slightly to prevent water from flowing into the ears or eyes. After moistening, clean the dog's body with shampoo. If the coat on the paws is excessively dirty, you can use appropriate bleaching, cleaning, and sterilizing tools at the same time. Medicated scouring water with insecticidal effect.