The four-month-old Husky eats 60g of dog food per meal, three meals a day, totaling about 180g per day. However, it must be judged based on specific circumstances, such as the size of the dog, the dog's physical condition, the nutritional value of the dog food, etc., which are all factors that affect the amount of food. The owner can judge whether the dog is full based on the dog's state after eating. If the dog still licks the food bowl after eating, the belly is still flat, and the defecation is relatively dry and hard, it means it is not full yet. If your dog’s belly is larger than its chest after eating, has soft stools, or even vomits out undigested dog food, it means it has eaten too much.

Precautions for feeding Huskies

1. When raising Huskies, owners need to pay attention to their diet, mainly dog ​​food, to supplement the basic nutrients needed by the dog’s body. , use vegetables and fruits as complementary food to supplement the vitamins your dog needs. Occasionally, you can feed eggs, beef, etc. to supplement your dog's protein. But you need to feed it in a rationed amount. If it is too much, it will affect the dog's health.

2. Breeders should not feed Huskies human food, nor food high in salt, heavy oil, or high sugar. Dogs cannot digest and absorb human condiments, which will cause damage to the liver and kidneys over time.

3. During the feeding process, the dog’s food bowl and water basin must be kept clean and hygienic, and the water must be changed regularly to prevent the dog from getting sick due to hygiene problems.