What should a 2 month old VIP eat?

Don't feed the dog... It's okay to give him some yogurt... Be sure to drink plain yogurt.

Don't mix it with fresh milk... Dogs are not easy to digest... At this age, you should pay the most attention to what you eat...

If you don't eat well, it's easy to get gastrointestinal diseases. And it's easy to die with such a small ladiment.。。。 You can also eat some egg yolks...

Don't give egg whites... Because it's hard to digest ... The yolk is going to be broken a little bit, feed...

The question of toilet reward can stroke the dog's head... And say it in a gentle tone ... What a good dog...

VIPs are smart. You can train at 2 months... Train some simple movements.

My dog started training when he was 2 and a half months old... Now basically he will be a VIP party... Very smart.

When you're older, you can buy some cookies as a reward... Now I'm too young to be afraid of eating and not digesting...

I wish your dog a healthy growth... Hee-hee......~

1. Basic principles

Providing a healthy, nutritious diet for a 3-month-old Poodle is very important for its growth and health. Therefore, we need to follow the following basic principles to ensure that they get enough nutrients and energy:

1. Daily food intake should be based on body weight. In general, 20-25 kcal of energy is needed for every 1 kg of body weight.

2. Babies and dogs need a higher intake of protein, fat, and energy to support their growth and development.

3. Provide your dog with high-quality protein**, such as poultry, meat or fish.

2. Staple food selection

Choosing the right staple food ensures that the Poodle gets enough energy and nutrients. Both dry and wet foods are common choices. Here are some suggestions for choosing to dress up for the main pears:

1. Dry food: Dry food is a convenient and affordable food that can reduce food waste and allow dogs to eat freely. Dry foods with a variety of proteins**, rice and fish oil are good choices.

2. Wet food: Wet food can provide more moisture to the dog, and it is also very flavorful, which can attract the dog's appetite. However, wet food is usually more expensive than dry food and needs to be stored and used faster after opening.

3. Snack selection

1. Snacks should be a supplement to the normal diet, not a staple food. Too many snacks can lead to obesity and other health problems.

2. Avoid snacks that contain additives, artificial colors and preservatives.

3. Choose small chunks of snacks that dogs can easily chew without causing suffocation.

4. Diet for special situations

When a Poodle has a special situation, such as illness, surgery, illness, or pregnancy, the food needs to be changed accordingly to ensure that they receive adequate nutrition and support for recovery and recuperation. In this case, consult your veterinarian and follow his advice.

When the poodle is five months old, it can eat special puppy food, and can also be fed with a moderate amount of vegetables and fruits. Occasionally feed the dog canned food, fish, beef and chicken, etc., and you can also find time to cook bone broth for him. During the first stage of the poodle's development, feeding the egg yolk and hair powder two or three times a week can make its hair grow better.

Five-month-old poodles, eat special puppy food, and comprehensive nutrition, can meet the needs of the poodle growth of various socks, can also be matched with appropriate vegetables and fruits, is conducive to the digestion and absorption of the poodle's stomach.

Poodles can also occasionally be fed some meat, such as canned dogs, fish, beef and chicken, etc., and can also give it time to cook bone broth, which can be rich in calcium, protein, fat and other nutrients.

The five-month-old Poodle is in the first period of development, so it is also necessary to feed it egg yolk two or three times a week, or add beauty powder to the Poodle's diet, which can make its coat grow better.

Most poodles prefer to eat meat, especially chicken breasts, because chicken breasts have no bones.