Satsuma's nutritional requirements for 1 and 3 months

Satsuma, who is three months old, is in the growth stage and needs sufficient nutrition to support its physical development. Satsuma needs a lot of protein, carbohydrates and fat to ensure its normal functioning. In addition, vitamins and minerals are needed to maintain their health. Therefore, three-month-old Satsuma needs a balanced diet to meet its nutritional needs.

2. Three-month Satsuma staple food selection

Three-month Satsuma needs a lot of carbohydrates to support its energy demand. Therefore, in the staple food, we can choose high-quality dog food as the main food. When choosing dog food, we should pay attention to whether important ingredients such as protein, fat, fiber and minerals are listed quantitatively in the product ingredient list, and choose the reliability of dog food brands to avoid the problem of adding harmful substances. In addition, you can also cook some rice or oatmeal as a staple food at home, which is convenient for adding some nutritious food matching.

3. Satsuma food for three months

Choosing high-protein food is a good way to give Satsuma a healthy diet for three months. Poultry (chicken, eggs) and lean meat (lean pork and beef without fat) are all good choices. Of course, you can eat some raw fruits, such as cranberries, pineapples, bananas and even pumpkins and carrots, so as to supplement vitamins and minerals and increase the dietary diversity of Samak for three months.

4. Three-month Satsuma food taboo

Although dogs are friends of human beings, their body structure and habits are very different, and their smell and tolerance to food are naturally different. Therefore, three-month Satsuma can't eat most of human foods, including chocolate, fried food, rotten food, raisins, grapes, rat wives, onions, garlic, biscuits and cakes. Therefore, when feeding Samoyed for three months, we should pay special attention to avoid giving them the above taboo varieties.