1. Food that dogs can’t eat
Some indigestible foods, such as shrimp, octopus, crab, shiitake mushrooms, etc., can cause diarrhea or vomiting in dogs; irritating condiments such as ginger, curry powder, pepper, chili, etc., are too irritating to the stomach and aggravate the dog’s Liver and kidney burden; onion contains toxic effects of dissolving red blood cells, too much intake can cause hematuria, anemia, jaundice and other poisoning symptoms; chicken bones and fish bones are hard and easy to stab wounds and digestive organs, and are not edible. Beef and mutton, etc., if eaten for a long time, will make dogs get mite disease, just like people get psoriasis, the dog’s skin disease is difficult to cure; feeding dogs to eat animal liver food for a long time will cause adverse effects on pets’ health, Because they have toxins in their livers. In addition, because the liver is rich in vitamin A, excess vitamin A competes with vitamin D in the dog, affecting the absorption of vitamin D in the dog, resulting in vitamin D deficiency. ; Frozen milk, ice cream and other dairy products are also not suitable for dogs, especially for underdeveloped puppies. A few mouthfuls of cold milk for puppies will cause diarrhea, which will lead to habitual diarrhea for a long time, resulting in weak and sickly puppies, hindering their development and growth. Even heated milk and other dairy products can only be fed to dogs in small quantities, whose stomachs are not accustomed to such foods. ; Dogs may be poisoned if they eat too much grapes or raisins. The general symptoms are vomiting. If they eat too much, they will cause kidney failure and cause uremia, and even die of coma. The dog’s body can automatically synthesize vitamin C, so there is no need to give the dog fruit every day, and there will be no shortage; do not give the dog sugar. Snacks, sugar and other sweets can easily lead to obesity, and can easily cause insufficient calcium absorption and tooth decay, which is not good for dogs.
Second, the dog’s diet error
1. The owner’s meal, Ordinary people’s bait meals contain a lot of oil, salt and other seasonings, which are not suitable for dogs to eat. Adult dogs only need to eat food containing 5n of salt. Excessive oil and salt are harmful to their bodies. Stimulant foods are more likely to cause gastrointestinal upset. Some owners like to eat human meat for dogs, or use foods such as “ham sausage + rice” as staple food, which will cause pet malnutrition, which will indirectly lead to some diseases mainly caused by calcium deficiency, such as lumbar spondylosis, rickets in dogs, Fractures that should not occur due to a small pelvis, as well as constipation, obesity, urinary calculus, dental calculus, etc. So this feeding method is not advisable.
2. It is best to feed the dog twice a day, and try not to feed it at night. Such as eating at night, can cause indigestion, the abdominal cavity is easy to hypertrophy, affecting the body shape, causing obesity.
Three, early puppy precautions
1. Don’t let The puppy is overtired, and when they first enter the house, the puppy plays with it, making it feel happy and increasing the sense of belonging. However, excessive play can make the puppy tired and unsupportive, affecting its growth. Playing and resting is more conducive to the growth of the dog.
2. It is best to keep it from contacting strangers within two weeks, and don’t take it to lively occasions, which will make it afraid.
3. When the puppy sleeps, cut its teeth to disturb it, let alone frighten it.
4. When puppies are eating, they should not be harassed, and they should not be allowed to run and jump.
5. Do not feed snacks frequently, otherwise it will easily affect the puppy’s meal and cause gastrointestinal discomfort.
6. When catching the dog, hold the upper part of the dog’s neck with one hand, and then support the dog’s belly with the other hand, unlike the cat, which only scratches the skin on the back of the dog’s neck. When you hold the dog, place one hand in front of it and the other hand or arm to place the dog’s hindquarters next to the tail, close to the body, so that the dog feels stable. The cut chicken only grabs the puppy’s front legs, as the puppy is not fully developed and is prone to breakage or injury.
7. Don’t put the puppy in a high place, even for a moment. Most dogs have acrophobia, and occasionally a fall will result in a concussion or a broken bone.
8. Never frighten a puppy with a sudden noise, which will make it timid and lose confidence in its new environment.
Don’t deceive the puppy, don’t think it’s okay to joke with it, this is a taboo in raising a puppy. As a result, a dog cannot tell right from wrong and cannot trust its owner later. When training the dog, the tone should be affirmative and the evaluation should be clear.
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