Dogs born between 45 days and 8 months old are puppies. The body and weight increase in the first 3 months after birth, the body length increases in 4 to 6 months, and the height increases after 7 months. Dogs under 3 months old should be fed 4 to 5 times a day. They should be fed at a fixed time and at a fixed time. Do not change the time or place at will. Each feeding should be seven to eight minutes full. For dogs with poor appetite and picky eaters, feed the poor food first and then feed it. Okay, feed less and more frequently. Of course, finished dog food and other things mentioned in the first step are the best choices, but no matter how good the food is, it cannot be eaten every day, and the taste must be changed frequently for the dog.
Although German Shepherd’s food is all-inclusive, they can even eat leftovers. But the German Shepherd also has things it likes to eat and foods that are suitable for it. Only by choosing the right food can your German Shepherd grow up healthily. Here are some recommendations:
1. Dog food
This is the most expensive staple food for German Shepherds. Choosing special dog food can not only meet the growth needs of German Shepherd dogs, but also remove tartar, clean teeth and stabilize gums. At the same time, dogs also love to eat this kind of food.
2. Canned food
Canned food with juicy meat and soft texture has different flavors and chewiness, which can stimulate the appetite of German Shepherd dogs. Pet dogs generally like this kind of food very much. However, it contains high protein and should not be consumed in excess. In addition, this type of food must be used up in time after opening, because canned food will lose its fresh and delicious taste soon after opening.
3. Vegetables
Vegetables contain a lot of vitamins and are a very good food for the physical growth of German Shepherd dogs. Generally, vegetables that are suitable for household consumption can be fed to shepherd dogs. For example: carrots, cabbage, broccoli, broccoli, blueberries, peas, green beans, watercress, celery, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, etc.
IV. Pemmican
Adding crunchy pemmican to canned food for dogs not only increases the bite, increases fiber and fat, but also strengthens the movement of the palate.
