Key points of feeding Chow Chow:

1. Chow Chow is not suitable for feeding food when it is just born. Chow Chow is not suitable for feeding within 6 weeks after birth. They live by suckling, so the female Chow Chow is ensured to have adequate nutritional intake, which means that the Chow Chow puppies are provided with sufficient food nutrition.

2. After the Chow Chow is weaned, it can eat ordinary food. However, Chow Chow is still in its early childhood, and its gastrointestinal and metabolic functions are not fully developed. At this time, the puppy should be fed food that is easy to digest and absorb, and should be fed 3 to 4 times a day. The food is mainly high in protein and calcium. At the same time, calcium powder and other nutrients can be added to the food to promote the bone growth and development of the puppy.

3. After 6 months of age, the Chow Chow’s body will be fully developed and its body functions will be perfected. At this time, you can feed the Chow Chow adult dog food, just ensure enough feeding 1 to 2 times a day, and prepare enough fresh water for it to drink.

4. Although many people still feed Chow Chow twice a day after one year old, in fact, feeding it once a day is enough. Feeding times should be as fixed as possible. For feeding once a day, it is recommended to feed at night, because animals generally like to lie down and sleep after feeding.

5. The best food for Chow Chow is rice. In addition to being very good for Chow Chow’s digestive system, rice also has the function of making the coat shiny. It is also very important not to feed too much meat to Chow Chow, otherwise Chow Chow is prone to skin problems. Good sources of protein are eggs, rice, country cheese and a small spoonful of meat.

6. The recommended adult dog food for Chow Chow is an appropriate amount of vitamins and protein. If feeding dry food, make sure that it should be mixed with warm water and not gravy) that has expanded, otherwise the gases produced when the dry food becomes wet in the stomach can cause serious torsion problems and cause the dog's death. Most dog food purchased in supermarkets will definitely contain preservatives and some additives, and long-term feeding will have a negative impact on Chow Chows.