How much milk a full-month dog needs to be fed at one time cannot simply be measured in milliliters. After all, the breeds of dogs are different, and their body sizes will vary greatly. Puppies of large dogs naturally drink more at each meal than puppies of small dogs. There are many more dogs. The best way to judge the amount of milk a full-month dog needs to feed each time is by observing the dog’s belly.

If you have no experience in feeding your dog at the beginning, you can prepare more milk. Touch your dog's belly more while drinking. When you feel your belly bulges slightly, don't let it. It continues to eat. After feeding it a few times and gaining experience, it will naturally know how much milk it needs each time. When feeding puppies, you also need to remember to eat small amounts and frequently, and keep the number of feedings at 3-4 times a day. You can gradually reduce the number of feedings as the dog ages.

You must also pay attention to the milk your dog drinks. You need to choose dog-specific milk powder or liquid milk. The brewed milk powder must be at a suitable temperature before giving it to your dog to drink. Be careful to avoid burns. Do not give milk to dogs because dogs are lactose intolerant and the lactose in milk can cause diarrhea and affect the dog's health.