The Pekingese dog, also known as the Pekingese dog and the palace poodle, is a relatively ancient dog breed in China. Its appearance is very similar to that of a lion, and its character is very brave, bold and expressive. It is one of the most popular pet dogs among the public. During the breeding process, as long as the owners master the correct breeding methods, the Pekingese dog's lifespan is relatively long.

1. How much dog food does a Pekingese dog eat a day?

1. Many owners are confused when they first start raising Pekingese dogs and don’t know how much dog food they should give. Giving too much may cause the dog to become obese or waste dog food, while giving too little may cause the dog to be underfed and malnourished. Properly feeding dog food is the most important knowledge in raising Pekingese. Generally, the amount of dog food depends on the size of the dog.

2. The demand for dog food for puppies is not as great as that of adult dogs. It is best for owners to adopt the method of eating small meals frequently. First put in a small amount of dog food. If the dog eats it all, you can continue to put in some more. If he just asks and his eyes can leave the food bowl, you don’t need to put in more. As long as the owner observes this process several times, he will be able to grasp the weight.

3. If it is an adult Pekingese, there will be a specific description on the dog food package you purchased. Change how much you feed at one time and how often you feed it.

4. Every family’s dog situation will be different, and owners cannot blindly raise them according to fixed standards. It still needs to be decided based on the different conditions of the dog at different times. The food intake of Pekingese dogs is also different in different seasons. In winter, food intake is a bit larger than in summer.

5. The Pekingese’s exercise will also affect its demand for food. For example, a working Pekingese will definitely eat more than a guarding Pekingese.

2. Precautions for feeding Pekingese dogs

1. Food has a direct connection with the Pekingese’s digestive system. During the feeding process, owners should pay attention to eating regularly and not let the Pekingese be full or hungry.

2. Many owners dote on their Pekingese dogs, so they feed their Pekingese dogs whatever they eat. This is actually not good. The best food is dog food. Milk, pork, chocolate, raw eggs, etc. are definitely not allowed.

3. The owner must provide sufficient drinking water to the Pekingese when feeding, especially dry dog ​​food.

3. Summary

The Pekingese is a very easy pet dog to keep. As long as the owners take good care of it, it can grow up healthily and stay away from diseases.