The amount of food a Husky eats during one year of age

Dogs don’t know when they are hungry or full when eating. How do owners feed Huskies? Scientific and quantitative feeding is beneficial to the health of Huskies.
Husky puppies aged 1-3 months should be fed as much as possible with small meals and frequent meals. 4 times a day is best. Recommended times are: 6 a.m. to 12 noon, 6 p.m. to 12 midnight.
4-10 months old Husky can gradually change to three meals a day. Then you can slowly reduce it to two meals a day. It is worth noting that Huskies’ intestines and stomach are relatively fragile.
As for how much a husky should eat in a meal, simply put, it means "as much as it can eat without diarrhea." This particularly specific amount, whether it is half a paper cup or a paper cup, depends on the owner.
About 20 minutes after a meal, you should pay attention to feeding the Husky puppies water and observe their feces. If there is no diarrhea, it means that the amount of food you feed Xiaoha is enough for the dog to digest.
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