Bichon Frise (Detailed Introduction)

　　Many owners, to show their love for their Bichon Frise, often buy some human foods to feed their dogs. When the dog eats happily, the owner feels happy too. Now, let's introduce 11 foods that are beneficial to Bichon Frise.
　　These foods are both cheap and healthy. Occasionally giving your dog a bit not only changes the taste but is also very good for the Bichon Frise's health.
　　11 Natural Nutrients Beneficial to Bichon Frise Dogs:
　　1. Apple: Rich in dietary fiber, it helps improve constipation or intestinal problems. Additionally, pectin in the fiber is effective in eliminating toxins from the body. However, since apples contain too much sugar, care must be taken not to overfeed dogs.
　　2. Seaweed: Rich in iodine, great for skin and coat growth. It also enhances the Bichon Frise's digestion and promotes effective thyroid function.
　　3. Carrot: Rich in vitamins and minerals that help Bichon puppies form good tooth enamel.
　　4. Juice: Juice is a good choice, rich in vitamin C, helping Bichon Frises better control tear stains and muscle coordination. Owners can drip a few drops into the dog's drinking water but control the amount, as too much juice is not good for dogs.
　　5. Broccoli: Composed of florets and stems, it contains beta-carotene, vitamins B1, B2, C, iron, and dietary fiber, making it very nutritious. Especially the stem part is very rich in fiber.
　　6. Soybean: Soybeans are rich in plant protein and are also a good dog food. If a dog lacks protein intake, it will not only cause physical weakness but also increase the possibility of viral infections. But note: If feeding dogs soybeans, boil the soybeans in water until soft before giving.
　　7. Honey: A natural nutrient. When the dog is sick, mixing a spoonful in two cups of water for the dog is very good for recovery.
　　8. Lean Pork: Low in fat and contains a large amount of vitamin B1, which promotes the recovery of normal digestive function. Although the essential intake for Bichons is small and they don’t need to eat much, insufficient intake may cause some skin problems.
　　9. Chicken Liver: Rich in protein and vitamins A, B1, B2, B12, C, iron, copper (very effective for pernicious anemia) and other nutrients. Some owners may avoid chicken liver due to concerns, as excessive consumption can cause calcium deficiency, especially for puppies. However, its nutritional value is undeniable, and it’s fine if fed reasonably.
　　10. Mutton: If you think the dog is underweight, you can feed cooked mutton once a week. A reminder: raw meat must never be fed to Bichons, or they may develop very itchy rashes.
　　11. Egg Yolk: If you feel your Bichon’s coat is not very good, feeding 2-3 times a week of egg yolk (do not feed the egg white) can supplement trace elements and also beautify the coat.