Scottish Deerhound (Detailed Introduction)

During the feeding process, we should make corresponding changes to the dog's diet according to its individual condition. For example, food for sick dogs should not be too hard, while food for dogs in the teething period can be relatively harder. So how to feed dogs with poor stomachs? For dogs in this situation, we need to pay extra attention during daily feeding, and absolutely avoid giving them foods that are difficult to digest.

Owners must understand the causes of dogs’ poor stomachs. One major factor is due to the nature of dogs—they often don't know when they are full and may binge eat. Another main reason is that owners lack experience in raising dogs and do not know how to feed them scientifically, which ultimately damages the dog's stomach.

For dogs with poor stomachs, avoid feeding them too much meat or other greasy foods in their daily diet, and do not give them too many bones to prevent abnormal stool conditions. It is best to feed dogs professional dog food. Generally, professional dog food can meet the dog's various nutritional needs, so owners should not give extra food or snacks out of fear that the dog will be hungry or nutritionally deficient. This can lead dogs to develop bad eating habits and may cause stomach problems.

Therefore, for dogs with poor stomachs, we must pay close attention to their diet, avoid greasy and hard-to-digest foods, stay away from bones, and just feed them dog food and gently regulate their diet. This should help improve their stomach problems.