Typically, the teddy puppies that parents adopt are newly weaned puppies. Therefore, many novice parents may be very confused about how to feed their newly weaned puppies, and they will be helpless to that weak little guy. So, today we will learn about the feeding knowledge of Teddy after weaning.

Teddy puppies, usually around two months old, have fully grown teeth. At this time, it can completely meet its growth needs by using dog food or nutritious meals.

For newly weaned teddy puppies, parents should first divide breeds If you find that the teddy puppy is allergic to a certain kind of dog food or is indigestible, etc., stop feeding this brand of ration immediately, and continue to try other brands or breeds that are more suitable for the physique of teddy puppies. dog food. Teddy puppies that have just been weaned for about 2 to 3 months are usually fed about 4 to 5 times a day, and each time they are fed until they are full.

When the teddy puppy grows to 4 to 6 months old, it will enter the period of changing teeth. At this time, it may like to bite things everywhere, so parents should provide them with some relatively timely. Hard molar sticks, biscuits, or molar toys, etc., to avoid damage to furniture or electronic products at home.

Teddy puppies reach sexual maturity when they reach six months of age, but their physical development is not yet sufficient to give birth to a healthy offspring, so in order to avoid The phenomenon of teddy bitches being pregnant, so parents should take protective measures for them in time.

When the teddy dog grows to about one year old, it can be fed once or twice a day. Parents can judge the amount of food left in the dog food bowl by observing the amount of food left. Whether the teddy is being fed too much or too little, and then adjust accordingly.

Too much food for teddy dogs can easily put a heavy burden on the stomach and cause gastrointestinal diseases. However, if the teddy dog eats too little, it will also affect its growth and development due to insufficient nutritional intake. Therefore, a qualified parent should make appropriate adjustments according to the actual situation of the teddy dog.