Feeding is a very critical link when raising Chow Chow. No matter what kind of pet it is, certain feeding principles must be mastered. Many pet dogs will easily get sick if they are not fed properly. So how to feed Chow Chow, let me give you a good introduction below.

Principles of feeding Chow Chow

When a Chow Chow has no appetite, you can starve it for a day to restore the dog's appetite.

Some dogs are not necessarily fed in the traditional way, and the frequency of feeding varies depending on the breed and type of feed. For example, Dachshunds like to eat dry dog ​​food and can feed it more than 4 times a day, but the amount each time should not be too much. If you let it eat semi-dry dog ​​food, because this kind of dog food is relatively nutritious, the number of feedings per day will be relatively less. Generally speaking, there is a principle that dogs should not be fed too full.

How to feed Chow Chow at home

If families raise Chow Chows, they can purchase commercial dog feed produced by feed processing factories where conditions permit. This kind of feed, especially full-price compound feed, can be fed directly. Concentrated feed and whole meat feed can be fed after purchasing them and adding other grains and other energy feeds according to the instructions. It is very convenient and meets the requirements of feeding standards.

However, commercial dog feed is far from popular in our country. At the same time, the cost of feeding commercial dog feed is always higher. It is more economical to use leftover meals to feed dogs during the day.

How to feed Chow Chow puppies

Chow Chows who are 2 to 3 months old cannot eat hard dog food in their intestines and stomach. They should soak it in boiling water and feed it three times a day. If they don’t want to eat, take away the bowl. Don’t leave it on the ground so that the dog can eat it casually. It’s not good for its teeth. Try to drink cool and boiled water, which can reduce the chance of getting intestinal worms. Don’t drink milk!

The most important thing is to fast for one day a week and eat boiled cabbage to help restore the function of the gastrointestinal tract and prevent indigestible food from affecting the Chow Chow's intestines. You can also roll out the fur that you usually eat to thoroughly clean the intestines. Tao, so that your Chow Chow will have a good stomach.

If you want your Chow Chow to spend as much time with you as possible, take good care of its teeth and avoid eating snacks, especially soft ones, which will cause its teeth to break prematurely, which will affect your Chow Chow. Longevity! Start eating dog food after 3 to 4 months, and slowly reduce it from 3 times a day to 2 times a day to ensure the amount of water you drink. Small Chow Chows use water bottles to develop the habit of raising their heads. The rice bowl should also be placed higher, not too low and certainly not too high.

At 4 months old, you can add cooked yellow radish and chopped sweet potatoes to the dog food. At 5 months old, you can add a small amount of meat. Try not to eat pork. Do not add salt, the Chow Chow does not need salt at this time.

From the beginning, you can put calcium tablets in the rice for it, and you can also add seaweed powder. If it licks the floor, you can add iron and zinc tablets, and you can also add multivitamin tablets. It is recommended not to eat hair beauty powder. If possible, eat milk tofu last, which is the most calcium-replenishing.