Puppies are suitable for eating trace elements. When puppies do not eat breast milk, they will easily become deficient in trace elements. Eating trace elements can prevent puppies from developing nose discoloration, rough coat, pica and other symptoms due to lack of certain trace elements. When raising dogs, it is necessary to supplement trace elements for puppies, and pay attention to dosage control.

Signs of trace element deficiency in dogs:

1. Pica. Dogs appear to eat grass, poop, dirt, and bite things randomly.

2. The tip of the nose fades. The dog's nose appears discolored, such as turning white or red.

3. Rough and crumbly. The dog's hair becomes rough, dull, and there is a lot of dandruff.

4. Picky eaters and anorexia. Dogs will be severely picky and anorexic, resulting in weight loss, slow growth, and short stature.

5. Don’t like sports. If your dog gets tired after walking for a few steps and doesn’t like to exercise, it may be due to a lack of trace elements.