Feed according to the age and weight of the pet

The three life stages of a pet’s life (infancy, adulthood and old age) require different nutrients. Never use the same formula for your entire life,

At the same time, the amount of food should be weighed according to the weight of the pet to prevent overfeeding.

Feed according to balanced nutrition

A healthy, balanced and complete diet is very important for pet dogs. Either too much or not enough can cause harm. Balanced nutrients in food, including protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals, to promote the development of bones, muscles and teeth. Many owners are accustomed to feeding their dogs leftovers, such as chicken bones, meat, rice, etc. These things simply do not provide the balanced nutrition your pet dog needs.

Special Diet During Pregnancy

Pregnant and lactating dogs need high energy to help their bones develop and to raise the next generation as they Stages require four times the usual amount of heat.

Allergic reactions in pets

Some pets are prone to allergies to certain foods, such as allergies to beef, chicken and other proteins, resulting in skin itching, rashes, vomiting, and diarrhea. , red ears or hair loss and other symptoms. If your pet has these symptoms, you should be very careful. If the symptoms persist, it is best to talk to your veterinarian about switching to a hypoallergenic dermatological prescription food.

When changing pet food, be sure to mix a little new food with the old food for 7-10 days to allow the pet to slowly adapt to the new food. The periodic transition is very important, and the owner must be patient with it.

Sick or chronically ill pets should be fed appropriate prescription foods

Veterinarians may prescribe certain foods in special cases, such as heart disease, kidney disease, liver disease, and obesity disease, diabetes or postoperative recovery. These pets require special formulas to help them recover quickly and live longer. When an animal is sick or seriously injured, the body's immune function is greatly affected, which in turn affects the pet's ability to recover. The most common thing to see is that pets have no appetite (unwilling to eat), muscle tissue is relaxed, and organ function is damaged after they are sick or injured. During the recovery period, in addition to medication and wound care, proper diet also affects your pet’s recovery rate. In fact, diet is an important indicator of whether your pet is recovering. You must make sure your pet has clean water readily available to drink (unless restricted by a doctor) and is getting the right nutrients.

The ideal food for recovering cats and dogs should have the following characteristics

Easy to digest, allowing the body to absorb nutrients;

It is delicious and delicious, so pets are willing to eat it;

The texture is dense and allows you to feed with a syringe if necessary;

Special nutrients can help pets recover quickly, such as arginine,Amino acids, n-3 fatty acids, vitamins A, C, E and zinc, etc.

Health plan

Contact a veterinarian to conduct a general health examination of your pet to check whether there are parasites in the body or skin. Regular vaccinations, weight records,

Pets should be maintained at an ideal weight. An overweight cat or dog is unhealthy. In addition, research shows that being overweight can reduce a pet’s exercise capacity and responsiveness.