The food portion should be reasonable

The temperature is low in winter, so the food cools faster than in summer. It is best to let the dog eat the food while it is not cold. Light, this is also better for the dog’s stomach.

Such an effect requires dog parents to reasonably allocate food portions, and eating smaller meals more frequently is a good strategy.

You know, if you give too much food at one time, it will only make the food cold and the dog won't finish it. Due to the low temperature, the remaining food can only wait to cool and harden, and will eventually be wasted.

Balanced nutrients

Supplementing nutrients and energy in winter is the most important thing in dog diet management. Only when dogs absorb enough nutrients and energy can they be more healthy in winter. With cold resistance.

In cold weather, a large amount of heat energy is consumed in the dog's body.

Therefore, butter, offal, milk, foods containing vitamin A and foods containing more fat ingredients should be added to winter feed. This kind of feed can quickly replenish calories and enhance the dog's cold resistance.

The meat supply can be opened

We humans will take supplements in autumn and winter, and dogs can do the same, but they do not need to eat a lot of supplements.

In winter, the supply of meat can be appropriately opened to dogs so that they can accumulate fat and prepare themselves for the cold in winter.

No additional supplements required

Veterinarians and trainers agree that many name brand dog foods have calculated balanced nutrition for dogs. Normal dogs only need to eat enough dog food every day and do not need to take supplements.

If your dog wants to take additional medicines or supplements, it is best to consult a doctor first and give appropriate instructions, because if your dog takes too much of these mineral supplements, the harm may outweigh the benefits.

Puppies and sick dogs should eat well

For example, for sick dogs, anemic dogs should eat more chicken liver, pork liver and lean meat and eggs, because Iron and protein are important raw materials for hemoglobin.

Puppies mainly live on breast milk for the first 30 days after birth, and dog parents do not need to feed them other food. Because dog milk is rich in protein and fat, it is sufficient for the growth and development of puppies.