How to feed Norwegian Elkhounds? Norwegian Elkhounds have a relatively large food intake. Sufficient food must be prepared for them every day. It is not enough if you just prepare dog food for them monotonously. You need to give them food at the same time. Pair it with some meat.

How to feed Norwegian Elkhounds in a more scientific and reasonable way?

1. For the newly bought Norwegian Elkhound puppy, you should ask the original owner for the original recipe. Based on the original recipe, you can gradually switch to let it slowly accept your feeding method. Norwegian Elkhound puppies older than three months must be fed thin or paste food, and the food must contain a lot of water.

2. Norwegian Elkhound puppies before three months old should be fed four to five times a day, and each time should be small but precise. Norwegian Elkhound puppies between three and eight months old should be fed three times a day. After eight months, Norwegian Elkhound puppies should be fed three times a day. Feed twice a day, and adult dogs can be fed once a day. Note: The feeding time should be fixed, the food should be made into mushy cooked food, and the Norwegian Elkhound should not be overfed. The water supply must be sufficient and clean containers must be prepared. Do not feed raw water, but try to feed cool water. Always change fresh water, don't go several days without changing old water.

These methods are not just for Norwegian Elkhounds, I believe they can also be effective for other dogs.

What are the taboos?

(1) It is strictly forbidden to feed Norwegian Elkhound unprocessed raw food and direct frozen food.

(2) Feeding animal liver must be done in an appropriate amount, not too much or too frequently, because liver contains a large amount of vitamin A, and eating too much can cause vitamin A poisoning.

(3) It is strictly forbidden to feed seafood and human condiments (such as soy sauce, salt, monosodium glutamate, sugar, pepper, chili, aniseed, green onions, etc.). Such foods can cause poisoning in Norwegian Elkhounds. and body allergies. It should be noted in particular that Norwegian Elkhounds can accept extremely small amounts of salt and sugar, but too much is absolutely not allowed.

(4) It is strictly forbidden to feed Norwegian Elkhounds fat meat and large bones, especially pig bones, beef bones, chicken bones, duck bones, goose bones, etc. This can avoid indigestion or injury to Norwegian Elkhounds. digestive organs.

Some problems will inevitably arise during the feeding process of dogs. The most important thing is that owners should pay more attention to taking care of their dogs.