Castro, what are you feeding?

Let me talk about the feeding of 2-month-old dogs:

(1) Food: For puppies that have just been brought home, it is necessary to know the type, quantity and feeding time of the food given to the puppies by the original owner, and try to keep it the same as the former owner, and then slowly change the eating habits after one week. Otherwise, a series of drastic changes, such as changing eating habits, changing the environment, changing new owners, or long-distance transportation from other places, will cause a strong stress reaction in the puppy, leading to a decline in the puppy's resistance, gastrointestinal dysfunction and easy to cause diseases. In addition, it should also be considered that the digestive ability of the dog's stomach is weak, and the food should contain less fiber and be soft and easy to digest. Some families give a lot of meat out of doting. 1~2 days later, gastrointestinal dysfunction will occur. Generally, within 3~4 months, it is advisable to soak porridge food or dry food in water. Other foods often cause indigestion and diarrhea. Dogs eat milk and have diarrhea easily. The content of protein in dog mother's milk is 3 times that of milk and 7.5 times that of human milk. It is a kind of milk with high protein, high fat and low lactose, while the milk and milk powder used by human beings are low in protein, low in fat and high in lactose, which is different from that in dog milk. There are not enough enzymes in the intestines of dogs to digest lactose (genetic factor). If the milk (or food) fed to puppies contains a lot of high sugar, it will often lead to diarrhea caused by intestinal fermentation. Therefore, 2-month-old puppies should be fed with high-protein food and vegetables (equivalent to the food of 4-5-month-old babies). If you give chicken breast or beef with low fat, add a small amount of vegetables, cut into filaments, add some bread crumbs or rice and mix well. Feed it 3~4 times a day. Add some calcium powder (or bone powder, active calcium, etc.). ) into food, and drop 1~2 drops of vitamins a and d to meet the needs of bone growth and development.

(2) Excretion: Observe whether the urine and urine are normal. The frequency of defecation changes with age. 1 months old several times a day, 2 months old about 3 times a day. The frequency of defecation is related to the type of food. For example, when meat is added with rice, the amount and frequency of stool are less, while when starch food is fed, the number and quantity are more. And pay attention to the color, smell or presence of worms in dog feces. Normal feces are strip-shaped, moderately soft and hard, and usually pale yellow. But it is also affected by food, such as more meat or more liver, which will be black. The frequency of urination also changes with age. 1 month old, about every 2 hours, about 5~6 times a day when 2 months old. Urine is light yellow or clear and transparent, which is good for health. Usually urinate for the first time in the morning, and the color may be slightly thicker. If the urine color is always strong, it may be pathological. You should go to the animal hospital for examination.

(3) Education: Good habits should be educated from 2 months. At this time, name the puppy first, often call her name, let her know that barking is calling her, and establish a conditioned reflex to let it come at once. Another kind of education points to urinating in the "toilet". Generally, puppies 4 months ago don't hold their urine, and they urinate when they have it. You can only urinate when you are 4 months old. (4) Health: Let the puppies have a regular life. In terms of feeding, it is necessary to regularly quantify and balance nutrition. Dogs should not be picky about food to prevent malnutrition. Attention should be paid to prevent excessive vitamin (especially vitamin A or D) or calcium deficiency. It is not advisable for puppies to eat too much, and it is generally appropriate to eat 70% to 80% full; Don't give spoiled food to prevent diarrhea or poisoning.

Dogs are afraid of cold. Whether in winter or summer, keeping warm is an important job for dogs. If the puppy's abdomen is always cold, it will lead to diarrhea or cold. Sunbathing and sports. Neither a puppy nor a puppy was suitable to take it for a walk on the road five months ago. Because of the bones of puppies, walking for a long time will lead to the deformation of limbs bones, and it is also easy to get sick outside. You can play and exercise properly indoors or in the courtyard. Sunbathing when the sun is not too hot is good for bone growth.

Physical examination: once a month, check the urine and stool, and expel intestinal parasites if necessary (find an animal hospital with high reputation and good conditions).

Vaccination: 2 months after birth, the antibodies brought from the mother have almost been eliminated, and various viral diseases may occur. Therefore, the most important thing is to vaccinate against canine distemper, canine parvovirus and infectious hepatitis. Resistance (antibody) is produced about 2 weeks after vaccination. In about 2 months, if the vaccine cannot be vaccinated, and the epidemic situation is prevalent or may be infected, you can directly inject anti-virus serum to directly enhance the body's resistance, and then vaccinate after 2 weeks.

Feeding three-month-old dogs

(1) Food: Feeding time should generally be arranged during the day, which is suitable for the general activity law of animals. If you have three meals a day, you can eat breakfast at around 8 o'clock, lunch 1 o, and dinner at 6 o'clock. The composition and quantity of food are basically the same as those of 2 months old. Because dogs are growing day by day, they should also gain weight appropriately. Generally, the original weight can be increased by about 1/5 every 3~5 days. In addition, add a little salt to shredded pork and vegetables (lighter than people eat).

Generally speaking, the individual size and leg bone thickness of puppies when they grow up are related to heredity, but the food intake has little to do with nutritional status. In the growth and development stage, all parts of the fog are not balanced, such as the main growth body and weight from birth to 3 months, the main growth body length from 4 to 5 months, and the main growth body height after 7 months. Therefore, we should pay attention to both balanced nutrition and adequate nutrition during the growth and development period. If the dog eats too much, it is easy to hurt the stomach and affect the gastrointestinal function. If you eat too little, you can't guarantee the nutrition necessary for your body's growth and development. Thin body, poor resistance. Once sick, it is even more dangerous. Growing dogs generally have balanced nutritious food (solid or semi-liquid food). The daily feeding amount per kilogram of body weight is about 60~70 grams, divided into 3~4 times.

(2) Excretion: Eat 3 times a day and defecate about 3 times. Dogs sometimes pee because they are happy or afraid, which is a sign of emotional richness or nervousness. It is generally difficult to control, but it can disappear naturally in adulthood.

(3) Education: the basic education of puppies and the education of developing good eating habits. Puppies are not allowed to play while eating. If she suddenly stops to play while eating, she can take her food away and let her eat it at the next feeding. If she eats well, she can be praised Be gentle with the puppy and don't scold it too much.

(4) Health: Health check once a month, and urine and urine test. Preventive injection: After vaccination at the age of 2 months, due to the incomplete development of the whole immune mechanism and insufficient immunity, repeated injections are needed to enhance the body's immunity. When the puppy develops to 3 months, it must be injected with rabies vaccine. This is the regulation of the dog-raising law, and it is also her right to the dog and her obligation to the owner.

3-month-old dogs tend to pick up things from the ground to eat, and sometimes unexpected things enter her stomach, such as buttons, pebbles, needles, nails, plastics and so on. These foreign bodies are easy to damage gastrointestinal mucosa or cause intestinal obstruction. X-ray examination should be considered when dogs are found to have severe vomiting and abdominal pain. If it is determined to be obstruction, measures such as surgery should be taken in time, otherwise it will be life-threatening. Ear plastic surgery, some dogs need plastic surgery to make their wide ears stand up. The best time for plastic surgery is 3 or 5 months after birth. At this time, it is easiest to achieve the expected effect of cosmetic surgery, and it is also more arrogant and beautiful.

(6) Legal registration: Many countries have laws (regulations) on keeping dogs. Generally, after three months of birth, the owner has the obligation to register the dog with the relevant departments, that is, to go through the feeding procedures and issue a feeding certificate. The purpose of such registration is to facilitate strict management, and it is also the legal management of raising dogs in a legal society. The owner's breeding according to law should be protected by law.

Feeding a four-month-old dog

(1) Food: 4~8 months is a very important growing period for puppies, and it is necessary to meet the various nutritional needs of dogs. 4-month-old dogs can be fed special dry dog food and rice. Cooked meat, fish, vegetables and broth can be mixed with special foods, or with rice and pasta. Add some calcium powder and vitamin A and D solutions to food, and add a small amount of salt and sugar, but remember not to overdo it. Food intake varies with dog breeds and body size. If there are several dogs, it is impossible to give the same number. Generally, the amount of food similar to the size of the puppy's head is fed twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening. How much each dog can eat must be mastered and controlled by the owner.

(2) Excretion: Generally, the stool is twice in the morning and evening, and the amount is also large.

(3) Education: After the puppy was born for 4 months, the deciduous teeth began to fall off and the permanent teeth began to grow, which led to itchy roots and disorderly biting. This bad behavior should be stopped.

(4) Health: physical examination, monthly health examination and urine test. Preventive injection: After the first two injections, strengthen immunization again if necessary, and repeat the injection (according to the requirements of vaccine use). It should be particularly emphasized that due to weight gain, the nutritional requirements increase, especially when calcium can not meet the needs, dogs will suffer from rickets, which can deform the long bones of limbs or swell the joints, thus forming "O" or "X" legs. For large dogs of medium build or above, it is more important to observe whether there are morphological changes in the front and rear limbs. Adjust the balance of calcium and phosphorus in time, often irradiate ultraviolet rays (bask in the sun) and supplement the deficiency of vitamins A and DE. Dogs should not walk for long. Generally, dogs should not go on the road within 4 months to prevent limb deformation. (5) Beauty and ear shaping: Dogs that need shearing, such as poodles, should be trimmed and sheared from the age of 4 months (choose a beauty shop with good conditions and high reputation) to prevent cross-infection and spread diseases. For hard-haired dogs, you can pull out a little fur every day in your own home to promote their growth. A 4-month-old puppy can take a bath twice a month, but it is necessary to prevent colds. In ear plastic surgery, plastic plates can be attached to the ears for corrective treatment.

Feeding five-month-old dogs

(1) Food: On the basis of 4-month-old food, we should not only increase the amount of food, but also increase the amount of rice, flour and beans. , plus eggs and so on. Can improve the digestibility of plant protein. Large dogs above medium build began to feed meat and chicken heads cooked with quick fire. In addition, adding some plants to food is good for dog's skin and fur.

(2) Excretion: generally twice a day in the morning and evening.

(3) Education: In order to prevent her from chewing at will, the puppy occasionally urinates and defecates everywhere, which may be due to some factors that lead to unsatisfied mental requirements, such as the owner often being lonely or severely scolded, mentally being hit or the place where he urinates and defecates is not clean, which may lead to the "angry" behavior of the dog. We should not only severely reprimand the dog, but also see whether the dog's requirements can be met and improved, so as to correct this bad habit.

(4) Health: health check, monthly urine test. 5-month-old dogs should not take her for a walk on the road to prevent infection. Dogs can play and exercise freely with rubber balls or artificial bones on the balcony or yard. Diseases susceptible to infection include colds, gastroenteritis and canine distemper. After four and a half months, the dog's disease resistance gradually increased and the disease decreased. Take a bath 2~3 times a month, and pay attention to prevent colds.

Feeding of dogs aged 6~7 months

(1) Food: 6 months old is the period when dogs eat the most according to their weight. It is the stage of increasing body length and height. The food provided should be rich and comprehensive, which plays a decisive role in the future health of dogs. Reference to the use of 4~5 months old food.

(2) Walking: Feed the medium-sized and above dogs. When they are 6 months old, put a collar on the dog and tie a rope to go for a walk outdoors. At first, many dogs were too timid to walk. Take her out to find a quiet place for a while, and then let her walk back. After several times, she got used to it and was willing to go out for a walk. It is advisable to take a walk in the morning and evening. Generally, each walk time is 10 minute for small dogs, 20-30 minutes for medium dogs and 1 hour for large dogs. After getting into the habit of walking, dogs will take walking as a pleasure and become a necessary part of life. Once the owner is a little lazy and doesn't take her out for a walk, it may cause physical dysfunction. For example, some dogs will have adverse reactions such as noisy appetite, constipation or inability to urinate. Therefore, it is the owner's responsibility to take the dog for a walk.

(3) Education: 6 months old is the peak period of puppy biting (the puppy's deciduous teeth fall off and grow permanent teeth). The habit of biting will be eased in the future. The 6-month-old male dog is in heat. For humans, especially women, they often scramble to hold hands or feet, bend their backs and swing back and forth, and sometimes their penises secrete mucus. When you see this kind of action, you should stop it and direct your attention to other places. At this time, you can't touch the penis with your hands, otherwise you may ejaculate, which will lead to the habit of masturbation.

(4) Health: Physical examination once a month. When you go out for a walk, you should prevent food poisoning caused by eating indiscriminately. In addition, there are many opportunities to walk and contact with external pathogens. Care should be taken to prevent infection by parasites, bacteria and viruses. Sometimes it is easy to fight with other dogs and get bitten or stabbed by foreign objects.

Six months old is prone to colds, gastroenteritis, canine distemper, infectious hepatitis, parasitic diseases and rickets. The number of baths can be increased, 1 time in summer, 2-0 times per month in spring and autumn, and 1 time per month in winter.

The feeding and health management of 7-month-old dogs are basically the same as those of 6-month-old dogs. Pay special attention to going out for a walk. As the dog grows older, its strength is also increasing. Large dogs of especially medium build and above often pull people to run when walking, which should be corrected.

Feeding 8-month-old dogs

(1) food: 8-month-old dogs are close to adult dogs, but their internal organs are still growing and developing, so they should continue to be given nutritious food.

(2) Estrus: After the 8-month-old dog sister reaches sexual maturity, the vulva swells and the vagina bleeds. After ten days, the amount of bleeding gradually decreased. At this time, the dog sister accepted the mating and pregnancy of the dog brother. Generally, the first estrus should not make the bitch pregnant. At this time, the dog sister will use sanitary napkins. When you go out for a walk, you can take it off without affecting the urine.

(3) Education: During this period, she must be educated to know what to do and what not to do.