Dogs can eat snacks, but not more than three or four times a week. Meat strips and dried meat can be given to dogs, such as freeze-dried or roasted meat strips or cooked chicken breasts and beef. Edible snack teething sticks can help dogs grind their teeth and increase the fun. You can also feed some ham sausages, biscuits, etc. that are specially designed for dogs. Canned snacks such as beef stew can also be fed.

Dogs cannot be snacks for humans, they must be snacks for pets. Feeding human snacks can easily cause symptoms such as indigestion and anorexia in dogs. At this time, you can feed some probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract and enhance gastrointestinal resistance. It is not recommended to feed snacks to puppies that are too young because their gastrointestinal tract is sensitive and their digestion and absorption functions are not yet complete. If a dog eats too many snacks, it will lead to the bad habit of picky eating, and it will also reduce its appetite and interest in staple food, causing the dog to only eat snacks, which will affect the dog's physical development.

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There are many types of dog snacks. When feeding your dog snacks, you should change some flavors and don’t just feed a single snack. Owners can go to pet stores to buy some beef jerky, biscuits, cheese and other snacks to feed their dogs. They can also choose some fruits, meat and other foods as snacks for their dogs. Snacks cannot be eaten as the main meal. When exercising your dog, you can use snacks as a reward, but you must give them to your dog in moderation.