Tibetan Mastiff is a large dog with a ferocious personality. Dogs like this large and ferocious are extremely sensitive to the approach of strangers. It is best not to go to crowded places to avoid biting people. But there are also some friends who love Tibetan mastiffs and keep them. So how should we feed Tibetan mastiffs? What matters should we pay attention to when raising Tibetan mastiffs?

Feeding methods for Tibetan Mastiffs:

1. The water and raw materials of Tibetan Mastiffs must be kept clean and cleaned. And the food should be cooked well, which can effectively avoid food poisoning. There is also the feeding tableware and mastiff house to be cleaned regularly to prevent the invasion of parasites and bacteria. Deworming on time.

2. Before and after feeding the Tibetan Mastiff, the little Tibetan Mastiff should not be allowed to do intense exercise, and the leftover residue should be taken away in time. Feed fish and other foods with spines or bones, and the spines and bones should be removed to avoid hurting the small Tibetan Mastiff's mouth and stomach.

3. The deciduous teeth of the small Tibetan mastiff have been fully developed. You can try to let the small Tibetan mastiff bite and bite off the ribs after pressure cooking to stimulate the development of the gums and help the growth of the permanent teeth.

4. The Tibetan Mastiff should eat small meals and frequent meals, which can properly increase the necessary nutrients such as meat, dairy products, calcium, and cod liver oil. Small Tibetan Mastiffs have the habit of gluttony, so they must be careful when feeding. Because the small Tibetan Mastiff should not be too full, usually seven or eight percent. Otherwise it will lead to too full and indigestion.

5. You must pay attention to feeding the small Tibetan Mastiff. The feeding person can't change, timing, quantity, etc. at will. You can train the Tibetan Mastiff's eating habits. The location and tableware should not be changed at will, so as not to affect the mood of the little Tibetan Mastiff.

Precautions for rearing Tibetan Mastiffs:

1. As the small Tibetan Mastiff just changed to a new environment, in order to prevent acclimatization, drink bottled pure water in the first half of the month. Slowly convert it into cold boiled water and raw water, and be sure to keep clean drinking water next to the small Tibetan mastiff for a long time.

2. Don't rush to feed the Tibetan Mastiff after getting off the car, drink some pure water first, then feed a raw egg after an hour, and then feed a raw egg every two hours. Just feed, the first meal is like this, don't feel bad for the Tibetan mastiff and then feed others, the main purpose of this step is to empty the stomach and clear the stomach. The next day, you can feed a small amount of about one or two times. Feeding three times a day is enough. After that, you can gradually increase the amount of food and the number of feedings. Never feed meat in the first week, and don’t feed it after raw eggs.

3. It is best not to blow the air conditioner to the Tibetan mastiff in summer, otherwise it is easy to get sick outdoors.

4. If the little Tibetan Mastiff is sick, it is best not to use intravenous drips. It is best to use human medicines and less veterinary medicines.

5. It is best for Tibetan mastiffs to eat dog food for a long time in the growth stage. I use Norui, and I heard that the best one is Guanneng, but the price is very high, the first year Eat puppy food, which can later be changed to adult or large dog food. It is recommended to buy a bucket of IN in the United States. The price is about 300. It can be eaten for a year, which is equivalent to Amway. This is very good and can be found on the Internet.

6. After one month, you can gradually add a little meat and bones to the food, preferably beef and beef bones. It is best to cook the bones before eating. With the growth of the small Tibetan mastiff, you can gradually increase the meat. The amount of meat, but not only meat, or eat greedy, Tibetan Mastiff is not lack of meat oh.

7. Gastrointestinal diseases and colds are the most common problems for small Tibetan mastiffs. Usually, pay attention to whether his stool is in strips or piles. If the stool is loose and not piled up, it is necessary to take some antidiarrheal drugs for human use, such as norfloxacin, etc. In order to prevent such diseases, it is very important and effective to take some oxytetracycline and genta on a regular basis. Usually pay attention to whether the dog's nose is wet. If the nose is dry and you don't need to breathe through your mouth, it means you are sick. You can contact me at any time.

8. The little Tibetan mastiff loves to bite things at home. It is recommended to buy a molar stick, which is sold in the dog market. It is usually made of cowhide and beef tendon, which is very important for the development of the little Tibetan mastiff's teeth.

9. It is best not to take the Tibetan Mastiff out of the house or contact other dogs before the epidemic prevention is completed, let alone take the Tibetan Mastiff to the dog market.

10. Lastly, I told you not to hit the Tibetan Mastiff, but to take care of the Tibetan Mastiff. When training or disobedient, you can reprimand it loudly, otherwise it will fall short.

Prevention and treatment of Tibetan mastiff disease:

1. In spring, healthy and disease-free adult dogs and puppies should be dewormed for Tibetan mastiffs, and the breeding sites and The surrounding environment is thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.

2. 10 days after the Tibetan Mastiff is dewormed, in good weather, all dogs should be vaccinated, and the annual procedural vaccination should be carried out. Only puppies after 50 days of age can be vaccinated. And strictly prevent outsiders from visiting the dog farm to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. At the same time, put some antibiotics in the feed appropriately, and do a good job of prevention and cure.

3. Late spring is the season for Tibetan mastiffs to shed their winter hair and grow summer hair. Therefore, the dog should be groomed regularly and cleanly to prevent the reproduction and infection of bacteria, fungi and external parasites and cause skin diseases.