What kind of snack does Desert Ya eat, Desert Yae s favorite food

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Foods that Samoyeds can eat.

If it is meat, in addition to hunting meat, it is generally better to let Satsuma eat it raw, but fish is different, and it is best to feed fish to Satsuma boiled or canned fish. Fish with more fat is not easy to digest and cannot be eaten by Satsuma. Shrimp, crab, cuttlefish, octopus, jellyfish and other Satsuma can easily cause indigestion when eaten, and do not feed Satsuma to eat.

Do not feed Satsuma sweeteners.

Sweets are probably a common problem in Satsuma and people, but sweets such as sweets and sugar can easily lead to obesity, and they are also prone to insufficient calcium absorption and dental caries, which is not good for Satsuma. Especially like an indoor dog, it lives with the family all day long, and the owner can easily feed it cakes or something when he is free. Please refrain from doing this for the sake of Satsuma's health.

Don't let Satsuma overdose on vitamin C Satsuma can synthesize vitamin C in the body from the meat food it eats. Therefore, there is no need to deliberately feed Satsuma fresh vegetables and fruits containing vitamin C, as eating too much can easily cause indigestion, so you should pay attention to this. Some foods are not suitable for Satsuma Some foods are too low in nutritional value or not easy to digest.

Most of these foods that are not suitable for Satsuma are those that Satsuma did not eat when he was wild. Since Satsuma has inherited many of the habits of carnivores, it should be remembered that the body is no longer adapted to digest these foods. Be careful about onions mixed in food Onions are easy to cause poisoning because of an enzyme contained in onions.

A small amount of onion may be mixed in a variety of foods such as beef patties, omelets, stir-fries, etc. When taking food that people eat and feeding it to Satsuma. Carefully check whether the feeding bowl is mixed with onions.

If Satsuma eats onions, and eats too much, it is easy to cause poisoning. The symptoms are strong brown hematuria within a day or two after eating, accompanied by dysentery and vomiting, which should be of particular concern. Let's talk about bones.

When it comes to Satsuma, it is always said that it loves to gnaw bones, but if you need to feed it bones to replenish calcium, it is better to use beef bones and pork bones. And chicken bones are not suitable. Chicken bones are relatively brittle, and they tend to turn into small pieces when bitten, and the tips of small pieces are particularly sharp, and Satsuma is easy to scratch the stomach and intestines after swallowing.

Fish bones are also as dangerous as chicken bones, so they should not be eaten by Satsuma. But the canned fish is not much of a problem because the spines are already crispy. Chicken thighs, chicken breasts, etc. are rich in high-quality protein, but the disadvantage is that they contain too much phosphorus, so if you feed them with a full nutrition special Satsuma food, you should be extra careful when feeding Satsuma other foods.

Because it is easy to create new nutritional imbalances. Seasonings such as pepper, chili pepper, wasabi, mustard seeds, ginger, etc., can affect Satsuma's olfactory sensitivity, so it should never be fed.