Huskies have unique gastrointestinal functions and have relatively high requirements for protein and fat. Therefore, it is recommended to feed puppy food until they are 18 months old before switching to adult dog food. Usually, some fish or beef and mutton can be appropriately supplemented to promote development. The requirements for calcium are also relatively high. Calcium tablets or calcium powder several times a week are very necessary for Huskies. As for the brand of dog food, since the gastrointestinal functions of Huskies vary greatly, it is best to depend on the dog and try to find some high-quality dog ​​food with high protein and fat content. If there are no conditions, you can add some chicken, mutton, beef, pork or sea fish to the dog food to supplement some protein.

1. 4 recipes of Husky homemade dog food

If owners want to make homemade recipes to feed their husky dogs, there are 4 recipes below:

Recipe 1

50% meat, 40% grams of cereals, 10% vegetables, and 10 grams/kg of salt. Cook these ingredients into food balls and feed them in portions.

Recipe 2

30% meat, 70% rice, wheat, vegetables, etc., 10g/kg salt.

Recipe 3

10% rice, 10% cornmeal, 10% sorghum flour, 10% bean cake, 10% bran, 2% bone meal, 6% fish meal, 22% meat, 20% vegetables, 10g/kg salt.

Recipe 4

Meat 20%, rice 10%, pasta 15%, vegetables 20%, milk residue 10%, animal fat 5%, cod liver oil 2%, yeast 3%, carotene 5%, bone meal 10%, salt 10g/kg .

2. About Husky dog ​​food

1) How to feed Husky dog ​​food

Generally, husky puppies are fed multiple meals a day, but they are eaten in small amounts, usually three or four times, about an adult's amount each time. Husky's stomach is very fragile. It is easy to get diarrhea, so be careful.

2) Husky exchanges for dog food

It is generally recommended to feed puppy food until they are 18 months old before switching to adult dog food. If your dog likes a certain brand, try to only provide it with food from that brand in the future. Constantly changing the types of food will encourage dogs to be picky eaters. In addition, different brands of dry dog ​​food have different raw materials and different proportions of nutrients.