When feeding puppies, the diet must be replaced with fresh drinking water in the morning and evening, and a certain amount must be maintained. Most of the puppy's stomach is very weak, it is best to feed soft food with less fiber, otherwise it will be difficult to digest and absorb, let alone raw meat. For puppies 2 to 6 months old, they should still be fed with easily digestible and absorbed food to avoid indigestion and diarrhea. Such as baby bitter food, high-fineness corn flour.

Beef and pork, fish, fresh vegetables and rice that people eat can all be fed to puppies. When feeding, chop cornflour, vegetables, and meat, cook them into porridge, and add an appropriate amount of salt (the amount for human consumption), but vegetables should not be cooked for too long to avoid damaging the vitamins. The amount of food should be determined by the type of dog and the diet of the dog. It can be fed 3 to 4 times a day. With the increase of body weight, the amount of food should also be increased accordingly. At the same time, a small amount of calcium powder or a few drops of vitamin A and D can be added to the food, three times a day, but it must be added after the food is cooled.