How to feed a bull terrier? Do you also want to know how to feed bull terrier to be healthy? What to pay attention to? Then the following small beans for you to introduce the bull terrier feeding method.

Bull Terrier Feeding Methods:

The first thing to do when feeding a Bull Terrier puppy that has just arrived at your home is to find out about his previous eating habits. Any change in eating habits should be gradual, and the habit of feeding on time should be established from an early age. Puppies will usually vacuum up food in the blink of an eye, otherwise there is cause for concern, either he is ill (of course, he will show other symptoms) or he is starting to “train his master”. If he doesn’t finish his food within a few minutes, take the food bowl away immediately, but don’t give the food away, take the food out at the next feeding to make him feel that he hasn’t lost the food he didn’t finish last time. You should also pay attention to the following details:

1. Don’t give your Bull Terrier puppy the opportunity to swallow chicken bones, ribs, or fish bones because they will linger in the throat and then break apart, and if they don’t stay in the throat, they will slip inside and puncture the stomach lining and intestines.

2, do not let the bull terrier puppies eat people’s leftovers, because the dog’s nutritional needs and human different, if the human recipes to adjust the dog food, not only time-consuming and troublesome, and the dog is difficult to ingest a complete and balanced nutrition, should be based on dog food. This kind of feed is formulated through scientific methods, delicious, comprehensive nutrition, easy to be digested and absorbed, and very convenient to use. According to statistics, dogs that eat dog food for a long time live more than one-third longer than those that do not eat dog food. And the odor of body odor, breath and feces will be much reduced, which is a good boon for dogs living in apartments.

3. Don’t give your Bull Terrier puppy snacks between each meal. If it obeys other training, you can give it a small amount of snacks to show encouragement.

Feed the bull terrier food, meat (beef, chicken, fish) must be fresh, (prohibit the feeding of seafood) fish to pick off the thorns, the number can be based on the size of the dog’s body weight to 180-220 grams for the moderate, not to feed too much, otherwise it will be fat, lose the lovely image. 　In addition to meat, but also to feed some vegetables and cooked beans or no sugar or less sugar cookies and other vegetarian food. Meat should be boiled with a little water for 15-20 minutes and then chopped before feeding. Meat should be cooked in order to add flavor and stimulate appetite, and to kill bacteria and parasites in the meat to prevent illness.

The Bull Terrier is a more gluttonous canine, so be sure to keep track of the amount of food offered. Feeding should be at regular intervals in order to develop good eating habits. 　The Bull Terrier is lively and playful, and must be given a certain amount of time to move around every day to achieve a certain amount of exercise. However, the respiratory tract of this dog is particularly short, and strenuous exercise will cause hypoxia due to shortness of breath. Therefore, it is not advisable to carry out too strenuous exercise, and it is best to take it out for a walk in the morning and evening. When going out, put a collar on it to restrict it from running around or doing strenuous exercise.

deworming

There is no rule for deworming drugs and time, the most commonly used drug is levamisole, which is usually dewormed once after 20 days of puppy’s birth, then for three days in a row in 30-35 days, and then once again before 60 days. At present, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Hong Kong often adopt the following deworming protocol: the first deworming is carried out 2 weeks after birth, and deworming is carried out every 2 weeks from 2 to 8 weeks of age; deworming is carried out once a month from 2 to 6 months of age; deworming is carried out once every three months after 6 months of age. For dogs at 6 months of age who are not sure whether to be dewormed or not, the deworming should generally be repeated after the first deworming, and then every three months thereafter.

Adult dogs every three months deworming, depending on the situation can be appropriate to lengthen the interval, deworming roundworms, such as levamisole, deworming tapeworms to use arsenic quinolone, trichomoniasis with metronidazole, different parasites should be used to choose different deworming medication, in general, if the parasites are more, the feces from the dog can be seen in the type of certain parasites, but trichomoniasis, coccidia need to be determined by microscope laboratory, so deworming must be The right medication should be given to the right person.

vaccinations

Immunization of puppies is critical and is usually done at 28 days of age with a puppy diphtheria or at 45-60 days of age with the first multiplex vaccination, followed by the second and third multiplex vaccination every 25-30 days thereafter. The other way is to do the first multiplex vaccination on the 50th-60th day of life, the second multiplex vaccination on the 80th-90th day, and the third multiplex vaccination at the sixth month. Vaccination should not be done too early, otherwise it will interfere with the immunity of the mother that the puppy carries (except for the Duplex for puppies), and two vaccinations at an interval of less than 15 days will cause the puppy to accumulate too many viruses in the body and lead to serious consequences. Adult dogs should be immunized once a year, or once every six months for kennels with high breeding density.

trim

A Bull Terrier’s nails should be trimmed or filed regularly. If he regularly walks on hard surfaces, his nails will wear down quickly and naturally and are less likely to need too much trimming. Nails that don’t touch the ground regularly should still be trimmed regularly though.

When the Bull Terrier walks with the sound of nails rubbing on the ground, it is time to clip his nails. It is best to use special clippers with rounded edges, and care should be taken not to cut behind the blood line. In good light when picking up his hands and feet to take a close look, in the nails can be seen in a clear line of demarcation, in front of the excess cuticle, behind the end of the blood vessels and nerves, this line is the blood line, accidentally cut through the blood line must be used to stop the bleeding of hemostatic agent.

fur care

The Bull Terrier’s coat requires no special care, just frequent grooming with rubber gloves or brushes to remove the dead hairs that naturally fall out. The Bull Terrier will change his coat twice a year. During the change of coat, you can use a brush or gloves to groom him and help him remove the dead hairs, which can also stimulate the fat secretion and make the coat more shiny.

washing

　　A bath every two weeks to a month is usually enough. Be sure to rinse off all bath soap with water when bathing, as residual bath soap may cause Bull Terrier skin irritation. Be especially careful to never bathe your Bull Terrier with human soaps, scented soaps, or bath bombs; these products are too strong for your Bull Terrier’s delicate skin, and they will break down the waterproof oils in the skin’s protective layer.

　　As the Bull Terrier has more folds on its head and neck, it is easy to harbor dirt and bacteria, so raising this kind of dog requires special attention to cleanliness and hygiene. Usually wash every other month, summer heat, wash every 2-3 days. Special attention should be paid to washing the creases and crevices to prevent skin diseases or mange. After each bath, use a soft-bristled brush to brush its hair, and use a hair dryer to blow dry its hair.

　　In spring and fall when the air pressure is low and the air humidity is high, its wrinkled skin is prone to inflammation and mold growth, so move it to a ventilated and dry environment. In the hot summer, when it sweats a lot, you should also wipe its body with a wet towel every afternoon, especially to wipe away the dirt in the folds. Bull terrier due to short nose and flat, easy to absorb moisture and wet, thus breeding bacteria caused by inflammation and ulceration, in the air humid climate hot, it should be coated with some dry boric acid powder in the nose, to keep its nose often dry, do not allow bacteria to have conditions for breeding. Due to the short nasal passage, in the hot summer when the temperature is high, it will be difficult to breathe, and even prone to heat stroke.