Husky pups mainly eat breast milk, goat milk powder, milk cake food, puppy food and other foods. First of all, when the Husky is under 1 month old, it needs to be breastfed. If there is no breast milk, it needs to be fed with pet-specific goat milk powder. Secondly, when the Husky is 2 months old, it can be weaned. At this time, it can continue to eat milk and cake food for transition. After that, when the Husky is over 3 months old, it can continue to use puppy food as its staple food, and it can be paired with wet food.

What Husky puppies should not eat:

1. Indigestible foods such as squid, shells, mushrooms, etc. can cause diarrhea or vomiting.

2. Pungent spices such as ginger, curry powder, and chili are too irritating to the stomach.

3. Onions contain toxicity that dissolves red blood cells. Ingestion can easily cause poisoning symptoms such as hematuria or anemia.

4. Chocolate may also produce toxic substances, causing symptoms such as urinary incontinence, convulsions, and schizophrenia.

5. Chicken and fish bones are sharp and hard and can easily hurt the mouth and digestive organs, and they cannot be fed.

6. Some Huskies can cause diarrhea if they drink milk. In this case, they can feed the Husky yogurt.

7. Husky puppies must not feed ham, sausage, fish shreds and other foods containing preservatives, pigments, etc.