Raising pets is a very meticulous job, and the configuration of dog food is particularly important. The reasonableness of the nutritional content will affect the life of your dog. Currently, there are only a few units in my country that produce commercial dog food, and most of them prepare it by themselves. It is easy to cause nutritional deficiencies in the feed or loss of nutrients due to improper preparation methods, or certain diseases due to the dog's partial eclipse. And the price is very expensive, which is not suitable for many friends who love shepherd dogs. Moreover, each breed of dog needs different contents of each substance due to the living environment and climate of its ancestors, so according to its nutritional needs, It is still necessary to mix various feeds together in a certain proportion to make a more nutritious diet. So how to raise a Scottish Shepherd?

Scottish Sheepdog

Based on the origin of Scottish sheepdogs, climate and many other factors, we introduce several simple dietary formulas for dogs. They have been fed to many sheepdogs with good results.

Because some raw materials are not easy to buy, the club has prepared pellet feed and powder feed for everyone's convenience and to feed the dogs better.

This kind of dog food is carefully prepared according to the nutritional needs of Scottish Shepherd dogs. It is comprehensive in nutrition, cheap and very convenient. Just soak the pellet feed in cold water for 10 to 30 minutes.

This kind of dog food is the powdered dog food of the previous one, and it uses the same raw materials as the previous one. 3.5 yuan per pound

Recipe:

Recipe 1: 400 grams of meat, 400 grams of cereals, 150 grams of vegetables, 5 to 15 grams of salt. Cook these ingredients into food balls and feed them in portions.

Recipe 2: 400 grams of meat, 800 grams of rice, wheat, vegetables, etc., 10~20 grams of salt z a qr

Formula 3: 35% rice, 35% cornmeal, 10% sorghum flour, 10% bean cake, 10% bran, plus 1% salt, 2% bone meal, 6% fish meal, 0.25kg meat, 0.3kg vegetables.

Recipe 4: 350 grams of meat, 250 grams of rice, 300 grams of pasta, 500 grams of vegetables, 100 grams of milk residue, 10 grams of animal fat, 8 grams of cod liver oil, 6 grams of yeast, 80 grams of carrots, 10 grams of salt, and 14 grams of bone meal. Issues that should be paid attention to when formulating diets: First, the nutrition should be comprehensive. According to the nutritional components of various feeds and the nutritional needs of dogs, we can choose and combine them separately. We must first consider meeting the needs of protein, fat and carbohydrates, and then appropriately supplement vitamins and inorganic salts. Consider quality first and quantity later. Second, you cannot feed a single feed for a long time to avoid causing anorexia. You must change the formula of the diet and adjust the feeding in a timely manner. The third is to consider the digestibility of food. Not all the food eaten into the body can be digested, absorbed and utilized. For example, the digestibility of plant-based protein is 80%, 20% cannot be used. Therefore, the content of various nutrients in the diet should be higher than the nutritional needs of the dog. The fourth is to pay attention to hygiene. The feed should be fresh, clean and easy to digest. Moldy and spoiled feed should not be used. Fifth, we should pay attention to the proportion of calories in the feed. The high calories in the feed can make the dog obese, affect the uniformity of the dog's body, and even cause loss of appetite.

In addition, various feeds must undergo certain processing before feeding to increase the palatability of the feed, increase the dog's appetite, improve the digestibility of the feed, and prevent harmful substances from harming the dog. Raw meat or offal should be washed with water, chopped and cooked, then mixed with vegetables and boiled for a short time to make a mixed meat and vegetable soup. Vegetables should be thoroughly rinsed to remove sediment. Dogs cannot be fed raw meat and lettuce to prevent parasitic diseases and infectious diseases, but they should not be cooked for a long time to avoid losing a large amount of vitamins. Rice should not be passed through water multiple times to make full use of nutrients. Rice can be made into rice, flour into steamed buns, cornmeal into pancakes or steamed buns, and then mixed with meat and vegetable soup. The bones can be fed directly to dogs for chewing, or they can be made into bone meal and mixed with other feeds.