Su Mu, who is 11 months old, eats two pairs of chicken racks a day, can he be full?

Chicken racks are submerged and roasted with fruit wood until browned, so that the dog's nutrition can keep up.

No, after eating bones, most of them can be digested by themselves. However, some are sharp and will get stuck in the intestines. If it causes blood pulling, obstruction (not being able to eat, vomiting), and if it is blocked, it will show the outline of a white foreign body on intestinal imaging.

You can leave it alone and take a look at the digestion. If there are serious blockages or scratching symptoms, it is recommended to go to the hospital**, which can be solved by not feeding medicine.

Yes, add some coarse grains appropriately.

Get some vegetables, lack of vitamins is not good for hair, dry hair has no luster.

Yes, you can. Dogs are carnivores.

When feeding, it is necessary to prepare more animal protein in the feed, supplemented by vegetarian ingredients, to ensure the normal development and health of the dog.

Dogs sometimes eat grass, but they eat very little, and occasionally vomit out, dogs eat grass not to satisfy hunger, but to clear the stomach, mainly because of the dog's stomach.

The structure is unique. The stomach of a dog is large, accounting for about 2 3 of the abdominal cavity, while the intestine is very short, accounting for about 1 3 of the abdominal cavity, so dogs basically use the stomach to digest food and absorb nutrients, and it is easy to digest meat food, and it is not easy to digest things with "tendons" such as leaves, grass, etc. Although dogs belong to the category of carnivores.

But when survival is difficult, dogs can rely on foods like vegetables and grains to survive.

This type of diet of typical wild carnivores comes from the stomach contents of the herbivores they catch.

It is better not to eat chicken bones. The bones of fish bones, chickens, ducks, geese and other poultry are small and hard, and cannot be chewed by dog teeth like pig and cow bones, especially small dogs can not chew at all. You can eat some pigs, cows and other large bones.

It is not recommended to give small animals food containing tiny bones.

Why do you want to give it a chicken rack!

It can be fed with other foods, and the nutrition is too simple.

I don't hold three pounds of intestines a day and nothing else.

If you have money, you can have two, but one is the best.

Three months later.

Cooked can never be fed, chicken bones are easy to cut the intestines, it is easy to be dangerous, my original dog is to eat chicken bones to die.

It's okay to be raw, and now many people are feeding it raw, and you can check it on the Internet to see one a day, or it's okay.

Don't, the chicken skeleton won't bite and eat, beware of getting stuck in the throat and it's over, have you ever tasted the taste of being stuck by a fish bone? You should also think of the feeling of a puppy being stuck in a chicken bone, right?

Chicken bones, duck bones, goose bones and other bones similar to these birds cannot be fed to dogs, because the bones of these poultry dogs cannot be digested and dissolved at all, and even if they are swallowed, they are easy to penetrate the intestines in the body; If you want to feed bones, it is best to use beef and sheep bones, pig bones, etc. My dog has been eating bones, so I only have to consult a doctor and pay attention, and he is now three years old and very strong.

It's normal for dogs to eat bones. It can be eaten in 2 to 3 weeks. But it is better not to eat salty. The landlord's friend runs a restaurant. If conditions permit. Let's get some plain or small pieces for the dog to eat

It's better not to, because the puppy's intestines are still just developing!

It's best not to let it eat, it's not that it will get hypochondriasis, because the dog may swallow it without chewing the bones, causing vomiting, diarrhea or constipation, because chicken bones are sharp and stubble, which can easily cut the dog's stomach and intestines, causing gastrointestinal bleeding. Fish bones can also get stuck in the throat. If you want a dog to gnaw on bones, a small amount of pig or cow bones is no problem.

In fact, giving a dog bones does not make the dog's bones strong. If you really want to eat it, you can use a pressure cooker to steam the chicken bones crispy, preferably with a strong hand to pinch it, and it's no problem to eat it! Wishing your dog good health!

Absolutely not, don't give the puppy bones now, as well as grapes, chocolate, onions, etc.