For new dog owners, especially when it comes to puppies, many people don’t know how to feed them to keep them healthy. Sometimes the dog is often harmed by neglecting some small aspects. Today we are going to talk together about how to properly feed baby dogs.

When dogs are young they must be given good feeding habits, and they should be allowed to eat only when the time comes every day. And you need to wash the utensils and give enough water every day to keep your dog’s eating habits hygienic. In addition, the food needs to be soaked in water until it becomes soft before it can be given to the puppy. If it is professional puppy food or canned food must be given in strict accordance with the above instructions.

I would also like to say a few words about the frequency of feeding, it is best to feed your dog three times a day when it is an infant, until it is five or six months old when it can be reduced to one or two times. Here are some of the taboo points about feeding.

Puppy feeding contraindications.

• Don’t let your puppy have the opportunity to swallow chicken bones, ribs or fish bones, because they will lodge in the throat and then break apart, and if they don’t stay in the throat, they will slip into the body and pierce the stomach wall and intestines.
• Don’t let your puppy eat people’s leftovers because your dog’s nutritional needs are different from those of humans. If you use human recipes to prepare dog food, it will not only be time-consuming but also difficult for your dog to get complete and balanced nutrition.
• 3. Do not give your puppy snacks to eat between each meal. If it obeys the other training, you can give it a little snack as a sign of encouragement.
• 4. Never allow your puppy to eat at the table, as this can lead to bad habits and begging behavior. Only feed specific food at the designated time and place, and only in the puppy’s bowl, not with other eating utensils. In addition, don’t forget to provide your dog with an adequate amount of clean water.

Dry dog food should not be mixed with milk, but with water. When puppies are six to eight weeks old, most pet owners and doctors do not favor putting milk in their food because drinking too much milk can cause light diarrhea and tend to cause digestive problems.