How often should Irish Red and White Setter dogs be fed? The number of meals for dogs is different from that of humans. Many dog ​​owners are raising dogs for the first time, so they are not very clear about this issue.

During the puppy development period, the number of feedings per day also changes with age, as follows:

Puppies aged 3-4 months, 3-4 times/day

Puppies aged 6-8 months, 2-3 times/day

After 8 months, 2 times/day

The owner also needs to set a rough standard for the amount of food. How to judge whether the daily feeding is insufficient or excessive? If the amount of food is insufficient, the dog will lick up all the food and be reluctant to leave the food bowl. Then, the amount of food should be increased the next time you feed. If there is still food left in the food bowl, leave the food bowl, which means there is too much food. However, there are also times when you have poor appetite and poor physical condition. When feeding, you should only give half of the usual amount. If there is anything left, you should go Ask a doctor to check. The dog is most likely infected.

It is very important to arrange the amount of food scientifically and reasonably. Sufficient amount of food can make the puppy easier to tame. On the contrary, the puppy will gradually become anxious. In addition, keeping the food bowl in front of the dog is not advisable and very unhygienic. This makes the dog susceptible to intestinal diseases, and the dog's disease cannot be detected early. Generally, after 30 minutes of feeding, whether you are eating or not, you should clean the food bowl and take it out until the next feeding.

In short, the frequency, quantity, and time of feeding the dog should be as regular as possible. In this way, the dog's life rhythm can be adjusted and the dog's health status can be controlled.