Nutritional supplements that puppies need:

1. Puppies can add goat milk powder

After the dog is successfully weaned, the diet suddenly changes Change. Puppies at this time may be stressed by solid pellet feed and may easily become sick. Therefore, when parents choose nutritionally comprehensive dog food, they can also add appropriate goat milk powder as a transition product between breast milk and dog food, while supplementing protein and calcium to promote bone development and hair growth.

2. Calcium supplementation during puppyhood is very important

Puppyhood is a critical period for the growth of bones and teeth, and the demand for calcium is also large. At this time, calcium deficiency can easily cause symptoms such as limb deformity, bone valgus, intervertebral disc dysplasia, and retained deciduous teeth, and these problems are likely to accompany the dog throughout his life. The limbs are deformed, showing X or O shape, unstable landing, etc. Therefore, we recommend reasonable calcium supplementation. For giant dogs and large dogs, if the calcium content in the staple food is sufficient, but if calcium supplementation is excessive for a long time, especially more than 830 mg/KG/day, early calcification of the bone scale line will occur.

3. Puppies supplement with probiotics to regulate their gastrointestinal tract

The gastrointestinal function of young dogs is fragile, and 60%-80% of the immune system is located in the digestive tract. The normal function of the immune system plays a vital role. The common problem of unformed feces in puppies is mainly because the gastrointestinal tract of puppies is relatively sensitive. At this time, you can consider adding some probiotics and prebiotics to adjust the gastrointestinal flora to help digestion. A healthy gastrointestinal tract helps fight disease. The balance of flora is also important to the overall health of pets. Appropriate supplementation of probiotics can effectively improve gastrointestinal function.