When feeding puppies, the diet must be replaced with fresh drinking water sooner or later, and a certain amount must be maintained. The gastrointestinal tract of puppies is generally very weak, so it is best to feed soft food with less fiber, otherwise it will be difficult to digest and absorb, let alone raw meat. For puppies that are 2 to 6 months old, they should still be fed food that is easy to digest and absorb to avoid indigestion and diarrhea. For example, baby food, high-fine corn flour.

Beef, pork, fish, fresh vegetables and rice that people eat can be used to feed puppies. When feeding, corn flour, vegetables, and meat should be chopped into pieces and cooked into porridge, with an appropriate amount of salt (just enough for a person). However, vegetables should not be cooked for too long to avoid destroying the vitamin content. The amount of food should be determined by the type of dog and the dog's diet. It can be fed 3 to 4 times a day. As the weight increases, the amount of food should also increase accordingly. At the same time, you can add a small amount of calcium powder or a few drops of vitamins A and D to the food three times a day, but it must be added after the food has cooled.