How to raise Scottish Deerhounds? Scottish Deerhounds have a relatively large appetite, so we need to prepare sufficient food for them, but for the health of Scottish Deerhounds, we must also prepare a reasonable nutritional mix for them.

Key points for feeding Scottish Deerhound

Recipe 1: 500g minced beef, 500g millet, 150g green vegetables, a little salt, mix and cook to make rice balls, feed in batches.

Recipe 2: 500 grams of lean meat, 250 grams each of rice and wheat, 200 grams of vegetables, and a little salt.

Recipe three: 150 grams of rice, 150 grams of corn flour, 50 grams of sorghum flour, 100 grams of meat, 100 grams of vegetables, plus a little bone meal, a little fish floss, and a little salt.

Recipe 4: 350 grams of beef, 250 grams of rice, 300 grams of flour, 400 grams of vegetables, 100 grams of milk residue, 10 grams of animal fat, 8 grams of cod liver oil, 6 grams of yeast, 60 grams of carrots, 10 grams of salt, bone meal 14 grams.

In addition, various feeds must undergo certain processing before feeding to increase the palatability of the feed, increase the dog's appetite, improve the digestibility of the feed, and prevent harmful substances from harming the dog. Raw meat and offal should be washed with water, chopped and cooked, then mixed with vegetables and boiled for a short time to make a mixed meat and vegetable soup. Vegetables should be thoroughly rinsed to remove sediment. Dogs cannot be fed raw meat and lettuce to prevent parasitic diseases and infectious diseases, but they should not be cooked for a long time to avoid losing a large amount of vitamins. A healthy diet can extend the life of your Scottish Deerhound.