How to raise Keeshond puppies? Keeshond puppies are mainly fed milk cakes before 6 months of age, which are relatively nutritious; after 6 months of age, Keeshond puppies are fed ordinary milk When it comes to puppy dog ​​food, there is no need to feed milk cakes at this time to avoid overnutrition; puppy dog ​​food can be selected with good reputation according to economic conditions, and the food should be changed step by step.

The early childhood period is a period of rapid growth for dogs, especially for medium and large dogs. It is an important period for rapid physical growth. Owners should not be sloppy when it comes to nutrition. In addition to choosing suitable dog food, they should also appropriately supplement some additional nutrients to prevent problems such as calcium deficiency.

For Keeshond puppies, it is recommended to feed milk cakes with relatively high nutrition. The nutritional level of milk cake is higher than that of ordinary puppy food, and it can also better meet the growth needs of Keeshond puppies.

However, milk cakes should not be eaten for too long. Generally, milk cakes should be fed to about 6 months. After that, you can feed ordinary puppy food. Some dogs will still eat milk cakes when they are adults. In fact, it is not necessary. This may cause the problem of overnutrition.

As for the subsequent choice of puppy food, you should choose it according to your actual situation. If the economy allows, then choose a relatively better imported quantity. However, you don’t have to buy expensive dog food. Some expensive dog food may not be suitable for your dog. The effect after the dog eats it may not be particularly good, and some may have related problems such as soft stools and smelly stools.

So even mid-range dog food may not be a bad choice as long as the dog eats it well and grows well. In addition, you should pay attention to changing food step by step. Feed puppies small meals and frequent meals, 3-4 times a day.