Key points for feeding Lhasa Apsos:

1. It is not advisable to eat too much. After the Lhasa Apso dog reaches one year old, its diet needs to be changed. Generally, the Lhasa Apso dog only needs to be fed once a day, usually at night, because if the Lhasa Apso dog eats too much, it will cause vomiting or diarrhea.

2. Ensure adequate drinking water. It is necessary to ensure that the Lhasa Apso has sufficient drinking water, especially in summer, because the occurrence of some diseases can cause the Lhasa Apso to be thirsty, such as diarrhea or some kidney diseases.

3. Snack selection. Snacks are an essential reward for training Lhasa Apso dogs. Optional snacks include: dog-specific snacks, dog-specific candies, raisins, crushed biscuits, and a small amount of semi-moist dog food.

4. Food selection. The food chosen must be suitable for the dog’s growth stage. Puppies eating adult dog food cannot obtain the energy, protein, vitamins, and minerals they need for normal growth. Adult dogs eating puppy dog ​​food will lead to obesity. Older dogs need dog food that is easier to digest.

5. Develop habits. Don't let your dog get used to eating snacks between meals. This will make your dog beg for food and harass visitors. Establishing a rule that you don't allow it to beg or steal food can save you a lot of trouble.