Feeding time:
Birth-12 weeks: 4-5 times/day;
12 weeks -4 months: feed 3-4 times a day;
4 months-1 year: feed twice a day.
After one year: feeding 1 time/day.
Precautions for feeding puppies: puppies have poor ability to control hunger, so they should be fed according to the feeding amount on the dog food instructions to prevent gastrointestinal diseases caused by overeating.
Foods that dogs can't eat:
1, squid, shellfish, mushrooms and other indigestible foods may cause diarrhea or vomiting.
2. Irritating spices such as ginger, curry powder and pepper are too irritating to the stomach.
3. Onion has the toxicity of dissolving red blood cells, and it is easy to cause poisoning symptoms such as hematuria or anemia after eating.
4, chocolate, may also produce toxic substances and cause urinary incontinence, convulsions, epilepsy and other symptoms.
5, chicken bones and fish bones are sharp and hard, easy to stab the mouth and digestive organs, can not be fed.
6. Some dogs have diarrhea when they drink milk. In this case, you can feed the dog yogurt.
7. Puppies should not feed sausages, sausages, squid and other foods containing preservatives and pigments.
Reasonable nutrition ratio of dog food;
Puppy: 35% meat, 33% grain, 30% fruits and vegetables, 2% additives.
Adult dogs: 28% meat, 40% grain, 2% additives and 30% fruits and vegetables.
It can be seen that it is difficult to achieve a reasonable nutritional ratio in home cooking. Dog food is processed according to this nutritional ratio and is the best food for dogs. In addition, if you give your dog home cooking, pay attention to cooking with little salt. Excessive salt and raw food are harmful to the health of dogs.