Bichondogs The food intake of puppies, adult dogs and elderly dogs is definitely different, the feeding of adult dogs and elderly dogs The amount can be well controlled due to the long feeding time of the owners. But for Bichon Frise puppies, because Bichon Frise has just arrived at home, owners cannot correctly estimate how much pet puppies can eat for a meal. Therefore, owners must pay special attention when feeding Bichon Frise puppies, and feed it a certain amount of food according to the size of Bichon Frise. It will affect the health of the Bichon Frise.

How much does a Bichon Frise eat?

1-3 month old puppies: should try to eat small and frequent meals as much as possible method of feeding. 4 times a day is best. Recommended times are: 6:00 AM 12:00 PM 6:00 PM 12:00 PM.

4-10 months Bichon Frise: You can gradually change to three meals a day. Then you can gradually reduce to two meals a day. It is worth noting that the Bichon Frise's stomach is relatively fragile.

About 20 minutes after meals, pay attention to feeding the Bichon Frise puppy with water and observe the feces. If you don't have diarrhea, it means that the amount of food you feed the Bichon Frise can be digested by the Bichon Frise. As for how much a Bichon Frise should eat in a meal, simply put, it is as much as you can eat without having diarrhea. This particular amount, whether it is half a paper cup or a paper cup, depends on the owner to grasp. .

As long as the owners are feeding the Bichon Frise according to scientific and reasonable feeding methods, they can raise the Bichon Frise very well. What should be noted is that you must not overfeed the Bichon Frise, which is not good for the Bichon Frise's health. Regarding how much food to feed the Bichon Frise for each meal, the owner must master the size and experience of the Bichon Frise.

Five misunderstandings about feeding bichon dogs:

Myth 1: Internal organs + rice

This is an old saying, in fact, this kind of diet is most likely to cause pet skin problems , such as eczema, dandruff and itchy skin and other problems. Eating too much can cause vitamin A poisoning and bone problems in cats, so it's good to change the taste of their favorite liver after a long period of time. And often eating rice will lead to hypertrophy of the dog's lower body, resulting in non-standard body shape.

Myth 2: Fish bones and chicken bones

Because dogs are used to swallowing without chewing, this often causes vomiting, diarrhea or constipation . Fish and chicken bones can also get stuck in the throat. Small amounts of pork or beef bones can be given to dogs to chew on. It is just a dog's hobby to chew on bones, and eating bones does not necessarily make the dog's bones grow strong.

Myth 3: The owner's meal

Our meals contain a lot of oil, salt and other condiments, and some even contain a lot of spices, which are not suitable for pets. of. An adult dog only needs to eat food with 5% salt content, too much oil and salt are not good for their bodies. Spicy ones are not good, it will cause their gastrointestinal discomfort. If you have diarrhea and vomiting due to gastrointestinal discomfort, you can give Bichon Bichon a bit of Peta Probiotics, which is a pet-specific gastrointestinal regulator to help restore the health of the intestinal tract.

Myth 4: Chicken + Pork + Beef

Pets do like to eat meat, and they can be fed occasionally, but long-term feeding of meat not only makes them picky and partial, It is also easy to cause them to have problems in the mouth, such as tooth decay, calculus, etc., the most common is bad breath. And meat with spicy ingredients will dull the dog's sense of smell, making it unsuitable for feeding.

Myth 5: Chocolate

The most terrible thing is chocolate. Chocolate contains theobromine, which can cause food poisoning in dogs. My Bichon Frise used to steal a small piece of Dove chocolate by himself. Soon after eating, he began to have diarrhea, with a fishy smell. Later, he fasted for 2 meals and fed probiotics. This type of gastrointestinal regulator was cured, but Fortunately, not much to eat.

After reading the above five misunderstandings about the food intake and feeding of Bichon Frise at different stages, I believe that every friend who raises Bichon Frise has a certain understanding, and I hope the above content can be given to every breeder. Some help from Bichon Frise owners.