Usually, the Teddy dogs that parents just adopt home are newly weaned puppies. Therefore, many novice parents may be very confused about how to feed newly weaned puppies, and they will be at a loss what to do about that weak little guy. So, today we will learn about the feeding knowledge of Teddy dogs after weaning.

Usually, when a Teddy puppy is about two months old, its teeth have fully grown. At this time, it can completely meet its growth needs by using dog food or nutritious meals.

For newly weaned Teddy puppies, parents should first feed them a small amount of different types of food when feeding them. If they find that the Teddy puppies are allergic to a certain kind of dog food or have difficulty digesting it, they should stop feeding this food immediately. Choose a brand of food, and continue to try other brands or varieties of dog food that are more suitable for the physique of Teddy puppies. Teddy puppies that have just been weaned for about 2 to 3 months are usually fed about 4 to 5 times a day, and each time they are fed until they are seven to eight minutes full.

When Teddy puppies grow to 4 to 6 months old, they will enter the teething period. At this time, they may like to bite things everywhere, so parents should provide them with some harder teething stick biscuits in time, or Teething toys, etc. to prevent furniture or electronic products at home from being damaged.

Teddy puppies will enter sexual maturity when they grow to six months old. However, at this time, their physical development is not enough to give birth to a healthy next generation. Therefore, in order to prevent Teddy female dogs from "being Pregnancy" phenomenon, so parents should take protective measures for them in time.

When the Teddy dog ​​grows to about one year old, it can be fed once or twice a day. Parents can judge whether the Teddy dog ​​is fed too much or too little food by observing the amount of food left in the dog's food bowl. Then make adjustments accordingly.

Overeating for Teddy dogs can easily cause excessive burden on the gastrointestinal tract, leading to gastrointestinal diseases. However, if a Teddy dog ​​eats too little, its growth and development will also be affected due to insufficient nutritional intake. Therefore, a qualified parent should make appropriate adjustments based on the actual situation of the Teddy dog.