What meat is good for a one and a half month old Tibetan mastiff? When can I wean?

Eat meat again after 3 months....Try not to feed the offal....Poultry bones....It is easy to scratch the esophagus and intestines....After 5 months you can feed raw meat....But do deworming often....Otherwise, the parasites in the body will have a headache....It also has a big impact on the health of dogs.

A month and a half of Tibetan mastiff is still a little small, the digestion and absorption function of the gastrointestinal tract has not yet developed, it is recommended to feed meat is best for some broken minced meat, do not feed too much meat, eat too much meat is easy to indigestion, and it is best not to just feed some single meat; Generally, weaning is about 30-40 days before weaning, and then feeding some Tibetan mastiff special milk cakes (easier to digest and absorb) and then with some vegetables, meat and protein, etc., remember to supplement calcium from an early age. Once**.

How about the condition.

If the impure product is different, just feed the leftover food.

Cow heart, cow lung; Just add milk.

Newborn dogs need to be breastfed by their mothers, and they are less than 1 month old. Then give the dog soft puppy food (be sure to soak soft) 3 4 meals a day, eat small meals often, and the fourth meal may be fed in the middle of the night. The vaccine can be given for the first time after 45 days, 1 shot and 2 shots, 15 days after a shot of 6 times, another 15 days for a shot of 6 times, a shot of 7 times after 15 days, and then 1 shot of 7 times of the year at this time of year, (you can't take a shower after the injection, so you have to do a good job of hygiene before the injection) 9 kinds of things that can't be eaten:

1. Chocolate can be fatal Theobromine in chocolate reduces blood flow to the brain, which may cause heart disease and other fatal problems. The purer the chocolate, the higher the theobromine content and the more dangerous it is to dogs. 2. Onions and green onions Danger Raw or cooked onions and green onions contain disulfide, which is harmless to the human body, but can cause oxidation of red blood cells in cats, dogs, sheep, horses, and cattle.

May cause hemolytic anemia. 3. Raw or cooked liver danger A small amount of liver is good for dogs, but excessive amounts can cause problems. Because the liver contains a lot of vitamin A, it can cause vitamin A poisoning.

About 3 chicken livers (or the corresponding amount of other animal livers) a week can cause bone problems. 4. Bones are dangerous Bones that can shatter, such as chicken bones, can pierce a dog's throat or cut a dog's mouth, esophagus, stomach, or intestines. If you want to feed bones, use a pressure cooker to cook rotten, bone marrow is excellent calcium, phosphorus, copper**, gnawing on large bones to help remove tartar.

5. Raw eggs are dangerous Raw egg whites contain a protein called ovalbumin, which depletes vitamin H in dogs. Vitamin H is an essential nutrient for dogs' growth and healthy coat, and raw eggs often contain germs. Hard-boiled eggs are perfect for it.

6. Raw meat and poultry meat are dangerous and fatal The dog's immune system cannot adapt to poultry and meat in captivity. The most common forms of Salmonella and Bacillus are very dangerous to dogs. 7. Pork is not recommended to be fed The fat globules in pork are larger than other meats and may block the dog's microvessels.

Avoid pig products, especially bacon that contains sodium nitrate. 8. Milk is not recommended Many dogs have lactose discomfort, if the dog has farting, diarrhea, dehydration or inflammation after drinking milk, it should stop feeding milk. Dogs with lactose discomfort should consume lactose-free milk.

9. Mushrooms are not recommended to be fatal Commercially available edible shiitake mushrooms, grinding mushrooms, etc. are harmless to dogs. However, it is still necessary to avoid letting dogs eat them, so as not to develop the habit of eating mushrooms and accidentally eating poisonous mushrooms in the wild. After 1 month, you can teach the dog to defecate at a fixed point, and you can teach him a series of actions such as sitting, standing, and tripping, and there will be rewards for doing it right, and there will be punishment if you usually do something wrong.

Top the next floor!! On the second floor, you're talking nonsense, a month-old puppy doesn't want to eat chicken racks!! Chicken bones are very sharp and easy to puncture the dog's mouth, esophagus, stomach or intestines.

Home Feeding Feeding Milk Bubble Steamed Buns!

Well, no, one a day at a time is enough, and it is okay to ask for milk powder, for dogs, or for toddlers (but only before you can find milk powder for dogs).

Broad, eat less, eat more covers,.