The nutritional intake of puppies in their diet is very important. Improper diet will affect their growth and development.

Balanced nutrition and easy to absorb

Unbalanced daily nutritional intake of puppies will lead to a weakened physique, and they may suffer from diseases such as rickets, hip dysplasia, diarrhea, and upper respiratory tract infections caused by an imbalance in the proportion of calcium and phosphorus in food.

Enhance immunity

Since the immune organs of puppies are not yet fully functional and have low resistance to diseases, the incidence of diseases in puppies is much higher than that in adult dogs. Puppies with weak immunity are very susceptible to infectious diseases, parasitic diseases, respiratory diseases, metabolic diseases, etc. Infectious diseases such as canine distemper, canine parvovirus, canine infectious hepatitis, infectious bronchitis, etc.

For the above problems, pampering parents can prevent them through timely vaccination, deworming, normal hygiene and cleaning. Of course, the most important thing is to feed the puppies nutritionally complete and balanced food that is easy to digest and absorb.

How to choose puppy dog ​​food:

Choose dog food that has undergone feeding experiments, which means that dog food is not only produced according to certain standards or free combinations, but has actually gone through enough time of relevant pet feeding experience to verify that the food is nutritionally balanced and truly effective. Big, well-known pet food companies invest in scientific research and work with nutritionists to provide completely balanced foods.

Dogs of different sizes have different bone growth needs:

Choose dog food specially developed for the developmental characteristics of dogs of different sizes in their early years. Medium-sized dogs and small dogs have different nutritional needs for bone growth and development in their childhood, so they should be fed dog food with different nutritional components. Small puppies grow rapidly and must be provided with adequate nutrition.

Note:

The energy density of puppy food is higher than that of adult dog food. In addition to energy-providing nutrients such as crude protein and crude fat, puppies have higher requirements for various nutrients during their growth and development period than adult dogs. Ensure that the amount of food they eat per meal is sufficient to meet their normal nutritional needs.