Dogs can eat porridge, such as minced meat porridge, millet porridge, pumpkin porridge, etc., but since porridge does not meet the nutritional needs of dogs, owners cannot feed porridge to dogs as staple food. Porridge can be fed to dogs as complementary food. When a dog has indigestion or a bad appetite, the owner can also feed the dog an appropriate amount of porridge. In addition, when owners make porridge for dogs, it is best not to add too much sugar and salt.

Dogs with overfeeding, gastroenteritis and other adverse symptoms should be sent to the hospital for treatment. During the gradual recovery of the gastrointestinal tract, an appropriate amount of rice porridge can be fed to nourish the stomach, but the amount needs to be controlled and fed once a week. Three or four times is enough. Never give porridge to dogs for a long time, otherwise they will become malnourished and have certain effects on their health.

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When dogs have gastrointestinal discomfort, they can feed rice porridge in an appropriate amount for conditioning. However, it is not recommended to use rice porridge as a staple food because it cannot satisfy the dog. For nutritional needs, you can also add an appropriate amount of corn flour, carrots, meat and other foods to the porridge. The edible salt should not be too much. Only in this way can the feeding meet the nutritional needs of the dog and enable the dog to grow up healthily. It is recommended not to eat porridge. For staple food. Puppies can also be fed rice porridge after one month, but rice porridge cannot meet the nutritional needs of dogs, so it is not recommended as a staple food.