How to feed Chihuahua puppies

Chihuahua dogs have a pleasing advantage, that is, they are not strict with the living environment and food, so they are easier to raise and manage. In terms of food, it is enough to give it 60-90 grams of meat every day. The larger Chihuahua dog only needs to supply about 150 grams of meat every day, plus about the same amount of vegetables and biscuits.

Because this kind of dog is not cold-resistant, it is advisable to keep the food warm. Meat should be cooked and chopped first, then mixed with dry vegetarian food and warm water before feeding.

The amount of food to eat depends on the size of the body, the hot and cold climate and its appetite. You can't let it be hungry, but you can't eat too much. Generally speaking, the supply of small dogs is less and the supply of large dogs is more. Provide more when the activity is large, and provide less when the activity is small. You can supply more when the climate is cool and less when the climate is hot. When the appetite is large, it can be increased moderately, and when the appetite is poor, it can be reduced moderately. In short, let them eat well and be healthy as the principle.

Food should be clean, hygienic and fresh, utensils such as rice cookers should be washed frequently, and some clean drinking water should be supplied after meals.

Chihuahuas like activities and play. When their owners go out for business or visit parks, they should take them out for a walk. Make it have a certain amount of exercise, which can benefit the health of dogs. But this kind of dog is very playful and often can't control it, so it can't be allowed to exercise excessively.

In his spare time, the owner of a dog should comb his fur with a soft brush, and then gently wipe it with soft velvet or flannel to make his fur bright, fresh and pleasant. If you can trim your toes every once in a while, you can make them move neatly and more lively. Chihuahua dogs' eyes and ears should also be cleaned and wiped regularly with 2% boric acid water every week.

Chihuahua is an indoor dog, which is not suitable for long-term outdoor stocking. It is not cold-tolerant. Once you catch a cold, you are prone to pneumonia or rheumatoid arthritis. So in winter or when you need to go out, you should wear a wool or flannel sweater to prevent the weather from getting cold. Dogs also have the disadvantage of trembling in front of strangers. Therefore, we should train more at ordinary times, let it know more strangers, and form the habit of not being afraid of contact with strangers. In addition, because there is a small concave hole in its hood, its skull is delicate, so it can't jump vertically or jump from a height when playing, so as not to hurt its brain or break its leg.