Alaska eats more, because Alaska is a large dog, so its appetite is relatively large. An adult Alaska needs to eat about 500~900 grams of food a day, and it can be fed twice a day. Do not overfeed when feeding, otherwise it will cause obesity, indigestion and other conditions in Alaska.
Alaska’s dietary precautions
1. Alaska’s growth and development is rapid. The owner needs to ensure that Alaska’s nutrition is balanced and supplement calcium and protein to help Alaska’s good growth and development. .
2. Do not feed Alaska food with food additives, otherwise the dog will suffer from vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms.
3. Do not feed grapes, chocolate and other foods, which may cause poisoning in dogs.
