How much should a 5-month-old Samoyed eat?

A 5-month-old Samoyed should eat 200-250g of dog food per meal, three times a day. In addition, some additional cooked egg yolks, meat, etc. can be fed to help supplement nutrition; however, Each dog's food intake will be different, and it is related to many factors such as age, weight, amount of exercise, etc. Owners should pay attention to appropriately adjusting the feeding amount according to the situation; they can add according to the recommended feeding amount on the special dog food. You can also feel the Samoyed's belly to determine whether the dog is full, and then make adjustments.

How to adjust the feeding amount of a 5-month-old Samoyed

You can judge by touching the dog’s abdominal ribs. When the dog has finished eating, you can gently slide your hands over its abdomen. If it feels full and its ribs are felt, it means the dog is full. If you can't feel your dog's ribs with your hands, it means that he has overfed. On the contrary, if his belly is flat, then he has not eaten enough food.
Or you can observe it through stool. If it is too dry and hard, it means you have eaten too little. If it is too sticky, it means you have eaten too much.

The 5-month-old Samoyed should pay attention to scientific feeding

We must promptly supplement it with trace elements such as calcium, vitamins, zinc, etc., such as calcium powder, calcium tablets, etc. Conducive to its healthy growth. In addition to dog food, you should also supplement it with an appropriate amount of meat. Meat is rich in protein, which is very beneficial to the dog's bone development and cell tissue system. It can also promote its metabolic function; it is also very beneficial to the growth of dog hair, making the dog's hair soft and shiny. Teddy dogs should also be fed some foods with relatively high fiber, such as whole grains, cereals, rice, millet and other foods that are easier to digest.
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