Pekingese

　　Pekingese dogs belong to small breeds and mainly obtain the nutrients needed for growth through nursing right after birth. However, young Pekingese puppies are very fragile, and if the owner neglects to take care of them, the puppies can easily get sick. So how should owners feed young Pekingese puppies? The most scientific and best feeding method is to formulate a reasonable diet plan according to the needs of the Pekingese dog. At this age, Pekingese puppies have usually just been weaned, their digestive systems are fragile, and their teeth are not fully grown yet. Therefore, special attention must be paid to how and what to feed the Pekingese dog.

　　At 2 to 3 months old, Pekingese puppies have incomplete teeth and fragile digestive systems, but this period is sometimes critical for physical growth and development. Therefore, when preparing food, it should be easy to digest and absorb, and hard foods should be avoided. If you choose to feed puppy kibble, you should first soak it in warm water, then mix the kibble evenly with puppy milk powder before feeding the Pekingese puppy.

　　When feeding 2 to 3-month-old Pekingese puppies daily, it is also recommended to follow the principle of small frequent meals. When the puppy has just been weaned, the feeding should mimic the nursing frequency as closely as possible. For example, if the puppy nursed 5-6 times a day, feeding should also be done 5-6 times daily. As the dog matures and grows, the feeding frequency can be appropriately adjusted.

　　When preparing food for 2 to 3-month-old Pekingese puppies, it is best to purchase professional puppy kibble and puppy milk powder for feeding. As for other foods, such as canned dog food, dog treats, bones, etc., these should not be given to the puppy yet. Wait until the Pekingese dog is older, with full teeth, a healthy digestive system, and a strong body before feeding these foods.