1. Mainly animal protein

Dogs are omnivorous animals, but they want to eat all the food that humans eat, but their nature is still more carnivorous. Therefore, it is more ideal to feed more foods containing animal protein, especially for puppies in the proper development stage, which require about 8-9 grams of protein per kilogram per day.

There are many ways to eat animal protein, such as beef, fish, chicken, eggs, beef liver or chicken liver, milk, etc., which all contain this ingredient. But generally speaking, fish is the richest source of protein and should be fed to puppies as much as possible.

Fat is the most important nutrient after protein. Dogs need twice as much fat as adults. Meat and dairy products remain essential sources of fat as puppies grow. However, it is safe to cook fish in water.

2. Provide adequate vitamins

Vitamins are important factors that affect physical strength and metabolism. Healthy dogs can synthesize vitamin C in their bodies, but other foods containing vitamins A, B1, B2, B6, D, etc. need to be supplemented by the owner. Therefore, when arranging three meals for the dog, this type of food should be included in the menu. Mix beef liver, chicken liver, eggs, dairy products, etc. into its food. The problem is that the dog may not like to eat these foods, so initially you should mix some of the foods it usually likes to eat and let the dog eat it. This way, there will be no deviation in nutrition or vitamin deficiencies.

3. Foods that should not be fed

When dogs see family members nibbling on big fish, meat and delicious snacks at the dinner table, dogs will also be greedy. However, for the sake of their health, dogs should refuse begging for all food except dinner. The following foods should be stored well:

l. Fish and milk just taken out of the freezer (easy to cause diarrhea)

2. Squid, octopus, shellfish, shrimp, crab and other seafood (not easy to digest)

3. Chicken or fish bones (sometimes causing intestinal bleeding)

4. Desserts and preserves (can become the main cause of tooth decay and obesity)

5. Pungent spices.

6. Foods high in salt.