To raise a healthy Teddy, you should pay attention to diet

In terms of diet, if the owner brings home a puppy that has just been weaned, it is best to buy some special goat milk powder to feed the dog. This The gastrointestinal tract of puppies during this period is fragile, so they cannot be directly replaced with new puppy food. They must be allowed to have a transition period. In the future breeding, you can slowly replace the new puppy food. Parents are reminded not to feed milk directly to Teddy. Dogs are lactose intolerant, which can range from diarrhea to severe damage to the dog's gastrointestinal tract.

Pay attention to hygiene when raising a healthy Teddy

If the puppy is less than three months old, try not to bathe it. At this time, the Teddy's resistance is weak and it is very easy to get sick. . When Teddy is three months old, he has adapted to the new environment, has been vaccinated and dewormed, and can take a bath once every one to two weeks. Regular bathing can effectively remove stains on your dog and reduce bacteria and viruses. When bathing, pay attention to cleaning the hidden parts of the dog's body, especially the ears, to avoid the occurrence of ear mites.
Grooming is also essential for Teddy dogs, otherwise the hair will easily become tangled. The owner must comb its hair when he has time. It is best to comb it twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening. This can effectively keep the dog's hair smooth and promote blood circulation in the dog's body.

To raise a healthy Teddy, you should pay attention to life aspects

When the dog is changing teeth, the owner can properly supplement the dog with calcium. If you find that your dog is in pain during the teething period, you can also add some ice cubes to your dog to chew on, but be careful not to have too many ice cubes, as this can easily cause diarrhea.
Puppies can be dewormed for the first time when they are about one month old, with internal deworming once every three months and external deworming once a month. Generally, puppies receive the first vaccine injection 45 days after birth, and then receive it once every two consecutive months. After they become adults, they receive regular vaccinations every year.