The little milk dog just brought home is really cute, wet eyes, round body, charmingly naive, a little careless to cheat the shoveling officer's food, then the dog has vomiting and diarrhea, shoveling officers are distressed, what is the problem? Let Dr. E tell you!
Milk is not allowed
In most cases, the puppy will be brought to a new family around 2 months of age, when the dog's teeth are not fully developed, and the novice shoveling officer usually chooses to feed milk. Too much lactose in milk makes dogs unable to digest adequately, resulting in "lactose intolerance" and diarrhea.
Doctor E suggests that you can choose to use pet goat milk powder instead of milk to supplement nutrition without diarrhea.
Ham sausage is not allowed
Puppies have just arrived in a new environment, it is inevitable that there will be some stress reactions, there is a situation of unwillingness to eat, novice shoveling officials are afraid that the dog will starve, will take out human ham sausage to fill the stomach of the little cutie. The ham sausage we eat contains too much salt, and long-term feeding will cause the kidney burden of dogs.
Dr. E suggests that pet ham sausages can be used instead of human ham sausages, which are delicious and healthy.
Leftovers are not allowed.
Some shoveling officials retain the old-fashioned concept of raising pets, feeding dogs with leftovers; the nutrition of table leftovers is not balanced, which can not guarantee the daily needs of dogs, and contains a lot of flavoring agents, which is very harmful to the internal organs of dogs.
Dr. E suggests that dog food can be used instead of leftovers, with balanced nutrition and scientific pet raising.
Too many snacks are not allowed
In order to establish a relationship with dogs as soon as possible, shoveling officials will give cuties too many snacks, which can cause dogs to be picky about food and not eat dog food, and may cause indigestion, vomiting and diarrhea in serious cases.
"Snacks can be given to dogs as a reward to make them understand the value of food," Dr. E suggests.
Long-term self-control is not allowed.
There are also some parents of hairy children who feel that the nutrition of dog food is not enough, so they choose to make dog food for their dogs at home, such as chicken liver bibimbap; although homemade dog food has good palatability, it is difficult to achieve comprehensive nutrition, and the amount of feeding is not easy to control, long-term homemade food feeding can easily lead to dog obesity.
E doctor suggests: Make one or two times a week for the child to adjust the taste and satisfy the craving.
