My little golden retriever is very thin, my golden retriever is too thin, what should I do?

If you are very thin, go to the hospital to check it (be sure to find a good hospital, you can go to the major pet forums to find a hospital with a good reputation), if there is no disease, it is recommended to deworm, the puppy is easy to have parasites, the specific method to ask the doctor, in addition to the puppy calcium is too early, and calcium deficiency only needs to be supplemented, calcium supplementation is more, the dog's bones are also prone to problems. It must have a balanced ratio of calcium and phosphorus.

First of all, it is recommended that you deworm, and secondly, you should see if your dog's stool is normal, if it is not normal, it proves that the stomach is not good, and it is necessary to regulate the stomach.

Feeding only meat to the dog will not get fat, even if you feed fat, it will make the dog only grow fat and not muscle.

If the dog wants to grow well, it still needs balanced nutrition, adding meat only increases protein, but the development of the dog also needs carbohydrates, vegetables, vitamins, trace elements, etc.

In addition, the dog is thin and has problems with feeding habits, the golden retriever of about 1 year old only needs to be fed a ton, so that he can be full, the stomach is supported first, and the stomach is food, in order to accumulate muscle and fat, in order to gain weight.

Eating small, frequent meals is not suitable for large dogs and adult dogs.

So if you feed yourself with food, I recommend you:

30% corn flour, 20% rice, 30% chicken, 10% vegetables, carrots, kelp, etc., 5% eggs, 5% bran or other whole grains.

If you choose dog food, it is recommended that you choose Blue Shield dog food, which is used in many police dog bases, basically does not need to add any other substances, and is fed directly, and the dog grows stronger.

Your dog may not be an exaggeration.

First of all, you need to look at your dog's appetite and mental state. If you have a bad appetite, you should be fed some appetizing medicines, such as appetizers.

If your appetite is normal, but it doesn't last, you may have parasites. You go buy deworming medicine to feed it. Ivermectin or albendazole tablets can be used.

You can also use pagoda candy eaten by children, and the dosage can be controlled by yourself. Then give it a multivitamin so that it can grow slowly.

The first thing is to see if the worm has been repellent, and the other is to see how to feed the food! Generally, 2-4-month-old puppies are fed about 4 times a day, and the golden retriever is about half a paper cup each time, and the food should be soaked softly in feeding, and some nutrients can be added in moderation, or egg yolk can also be used, try not to feed egg whites, because it is not easy to digest! And as I said upstairs, I regularly replenish some vitamins or trace elements!