< br> Pekingese
Pekingese is a small dog. After birth, it mainly obtains the nutrients needed for body growth through breastfeeding. However, the immature Pekingese is very fragile, and if parents take care of it carelessly, the puppies will easily get sick. So how should parents support naive Pekingese dogs? Designing a reasonable diet plan based on the needs of the Pekingese is the most scientific and best way to raise it. Pekingese puppies at this age have generally just been weaned, have weak gastrointestinal functions, and have not fully grown teeth in their mouths. When raising a Pekingese, special attention should be paid to how to raise it and what to eat.
2 or 3-month-old Pekingese dogs do not have all their teeth and have weak gastrointestinal functions. This is a critical period for body growth and development. Therefore, when preparing food, you should prepare some food that is easy to digest and absorb. Do not give these fixed foods to puppies. If you choose to feed puppies with dog food, you should first soak the dog food in warm water until soft, then mix the dog food with dog milk powder evenly before feeding it to the Pekingese puppies.
Pekingese puppies that are raised every day and are 2 or 3 months old should also be raised according to the standard of eating small meals and frequent meals. When the dog has just been weaned, it should be fed with a diet as close to the dog's lactation period as possible. For example, if a puppy breastfeeds 5-6 times a day, then the Pekingese puppy should be fed 5-6 times a day. As the dog matures and grows up, the number of feedings a day can be appropriately adjusted.
Pay attention to the time when preparing food for 2- and 3-month-old Pekingese puppies. It is best to buy professional puppy dog food and dog milk powder to raise. As for other foods, such as canned dog food, dog snacks, bone chips, etc., these should not be given to puppies yet. When the Pekingese grows up, has straight teeth, healthy gastrointestinal function, and healthy body, give it these foods.
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