How to feed pet snacks:

1. Hold it in your hand and feed it. The owner puts the pet snack in the palm of his hand and stretches it under the pet's nose so that the pet can see it by lowering his head. The pet will naturally lick the snack into its mouth. When feeding pet snacks in this way, avoid holding the snacks with bare hands and feeding them. Instead, wear anti-bite gloves.

2. Mix it with staple food and feed it to stimulate your pet’s appetite. Some freeze-dried pet snacks can be mixed with staple food to increase palatability and make pets like to eat them more.

3. When you occasionally go out, you can bring individually packaged, small snacks. Pets may need a treat at any time to lure them away.

4. For disobedient pets, you can use snacks to quickly restrain them.

5. Feeding pet snacks can better train dogs to do some actions, and they will quickly remember some actions after eating the snacks.

Things to note when feeding snacks:

1. Pay attention to the appropriate amount. Every time you give your pet a snack, you should give it an appropriate amount and stop eating it. Do not blindly give it a large amount of snacks. It is best not to feed your pet snacks 1-2 hours before its main meal.

2. Give as a reward. If the pet does well in the usual training and performs well, you can occasionally reward it to let the pet know that there is a reward for doing so.

3. Snacks should also be healthy. When choosing snacks, pay attention to the health of staple foods. It is not recommended to buy some ham, bacon, etc., as they are too salty and have a lot of preservatives.

4. It cannot replace staple food. Pets should still eat pet food as their staple food. Eating too many snacks without pet food will lead to malnutrition in pets and is not good for their health.