10 tips for proper puppy feeding
Harmonious growth and development of the body is impossible without proper nutrition. Especially when it comes to puppies, because they, like children, grow by leaps and bounds. It is from the observance of the correct diet that it depends on whether the baby will be strong and healthy when he grows up. And here are some tips on which the proper nutrition of the baby is based.
Choose a complete, balanced food according to the age and breed of your puppy. A good diet includes all the necessary elements for the proper growth and development of a pet, and you do not have to worry about his health and additionally purchase vitamin and mineral complexes.
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Don’t overfeed your puppy! Feed him strictly according to his needs, following the recommendations for the daily amount of food indicated on the packaging or on the manufacturer’s website.
If your puppy has a health problem or is undergoing treatment, choose therapeutic diets rather than traditional food.
No food off the table!
Do not mix prepared food and natural food. To diversify a balanced dry food diet, include pouches (wet food) from the same manufacturer.
If you feed your puppy with a complete balanced diet, additional vitamin and mineral supplements are not required. Good food already contains all the necessary vitamins and minerals, carefully balanced to meet the needs of the growing organism. And an excess of vitamins and minerals adversely affects the body.
Change the brand name only if the food is not suitable for your pet. Frequent feed changes are stressful for the body and cause serious imbalances.
Do not overfeed your puppy with treats, they are useful only in the optimal amount and in no case should become part of every feeding!
Experience is the measure of value! Always keep on hand the contact of a professional who, if necessary, can advise you on nutritional issues.
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