How to feed German Shepherd puppies? From weaning to about 3 months old, feeding times should be set at 7 a.m., 12 noon, 5 p.m. and 10 p.m., 4 times a day; from the 5th to the 8th month after birth Monthly, the puppies can be fed three times in the morning, noon and evening. The amount of food given to puppies during this period is about one-third to half of that of adult dogs.

German shepherd puppies are weaned about 6 weeks after birth, and can eat regular food from now on, but within 1-6 months of birth, they should be fed 3-4 times a day.

From the time German Shepherd puppies are weaned to around 3 months old, the feeding times should be set at 7 a.m., 12 noon, 5 p.m. and 10 p.m., 4 times a day. From the 5th to 8th month after a German Shepherd is born, the puppy can be fed three times in the morning, noon, and evening. During this period, the amount of food given to the puppy is approximately one-third to one-half of that of an adult dog.

In the months from 2-3 months after weaning to less than 3 months, the food composition of the German Shepherd puppy will determine its lifelong eating habits. If you plan to continue to feed special dog food in the future, you must adapt it to the taste of special dog food during this period of time.

German Shepherd puppies under 3 months old should be fed puppy dog ​​food. If you want to reduce feed costs without affecting the nutrition of the puppies, you can cook and chop the organs such as pig and cow lungs, mix them with vegetables, cornmeal and other cooked foods, and then feed them to the puppies. This is economical, but it is harmful to the dogs. The growth and development of dogs is not as good as eating dog food.

The gastrointestinal function of German Shepherd puppies is even worse than that of their adults. Special attention should be paid to the safety and hygiene of food, and the amount of food should also be controlled. Eating too much will have a negative impact on the small intestines of German Shepherd puppies. Said it was unbearable.

​Special attention should be paid not to give milk to German shepherds, whether it is cooked or raw. Dogs have poor gastrointestinal function and cannot absorb milk, which can easily lead to diarrhea.