How to raise Tibetan Mastiff? These are essential elements

1. Bones are essential in Tibetan Mastiff food. But I found that many mastiff friends like to use chicken racks to feed them. In fact, large dog breeds such as Tibetan Mastiffs need large animal bones that can be chewed, such as cow bones. These bones are rich in bone marrow and calcium, which is good for them. Dogs are extremely helpful, especially for the tooth development of young mastiffs. Chicken racks are sharp broken bones that can easily pierce the mastiff's throat and intestines and are dangerous to dogs.

2. Eggs are also a food that many mastiff friends often add to mastiff food. However, many people think that raw eggs are more nutritious than cooked ones, so they feed raw eggs directly, or mix in raw eggs after they are cooked. In fact, this approach is extremely wrong. Raw eggs will mix with the vitamins in the mastiff's body. h will cancel each other out. Feeding raw eggs for a long time will cause huge damage to the mastiff's fur. Boiled eggs have a great supplementary effect on mastiff nutrition.

3. Milk is a good nutritional supplement, especially for young mastiffs. However, it is important to remember that sugar-free skimmed milk powder must be used for beef, because sugar-containing whole milk powder can cause gastrointestinal irritation, diarrhea and even dehydration in dogs. In addition, dogs must not be fed milk when they are sick. It is recommended that adding bone meal to milk is particularly beneficial to young mastiffs!

4. The last thing to remind is the offal of animals. This type of food is Tibetan Mastiff’s favorite food and is nutritious. However, it must not be overdosed. If it is overdosed, it will cause poisoning reactions, and in severe cases, it will affect the growth of bones. And treatment is very troublesome. Remember, two livers in three weeks is a good ratio. (Referring to the ratio of adult mastiff to pig liver).