How to feed Norwegian deer hunting dogs? Elkhound dogs in Norway eat a lot, so we should prepare enough food for them every day. If we just prepare dog food for them monotonously, it is not enough. At the same time, we need to match them with some meat food. How to feed Norwegian deer hunting dogs? Elkhound dogs in Norway eat a lot, so we should prepare enough food for them every day. If we just prepare dog food for them monotonously, it is not enough. At the same time, we need to match them with some meat food.

How to feed Norwegian elkhound dogs is more scientific and reasonable?

1. Ask the original owner about the new Norwegian elkhound puppy. On the basis of the original recipe, you can gradually change it and let it gradually accept your feeding method. Elkhound puppies in Norway three months ago must be fed thin or mushy food, and the water in the food must be large.

2. For Norwegian elkhound puppies three months ago, feed them four to five times a day, small and fine each time. For Norwegian elkhound puppies aged from three to eight months, feed them three times a day, twice a day after eight months, and once a day for adult dogs. Note: The feeding time should be fixed, the food should be made into mushy cooked food, and the Norwegian Elku dogs should not be overfeed. Adequate water supply, prepare clean containers, do not feed raw water, and try to feed cold boiled water. Change fresh water constantly, and don't let the old water remain unchanged for several days.

These methods are not only applicable to Norwegian Elku dogs, but also to other dog breeds.

What are the taboos?

(1) It is forbidden to feed Norwegian elkhound dogs with unprocessed raw food and directly feed them with frozen food.

(2) Feed animal livers in moderation, not too much and not too frequently, because the liver contains a lot of vitamin A, and eating too much will cause vitamin A poisoning.

(3) It is forbidden to feed seafood and human seasonings (such as soy sauce, salt, monosodium glutamate, sugar, pepper, pepper, aniseed, onion, etc.). ), which may lead to poisoning and physical allergy of Norwegian Elku dogs. In particular, the Norwegian Elk hound can accept a very small amount of salt and sugar, and it is absolutely impossible to have too much.

(4) It is forbidden to feed Norwegian hounds with fat and big bones, especially pig bones, cow bones, chicken bones, duck bones and goose bones, so as to avoid indigestion or damage to digestive organs of Norwegian hounds.

There will inevitably be some problems in the process of raising dogs. The most important thing is that the owner should take care of his dog.