1. Pay attention to the dog's age

For younger dogs, a certain amount of nutritional intake is still necessary. Most dogs before three months old absorb nutrients by eating dog food or some minced beef to grow healthy and strong. As long as the dog owner pays attention to balanced nutrition, our homemade food is also quite good—fresh and healthy, giving owners peace of mind when feeding their dogs. The key issue is not knowing how to achieve nutritional balance. For example, for most dogs under three months, it is best to feed them specialized dog food, because this is the best growth period when nutritional needs are higher, and their stomach and intestinal adaptability is not strong. Frequent changes in food can easily irritate the digestive system and cause adverse reactions.

2. Pay attention to food combinations

Rice actually has high nutritional value and is easy to digest and absorb, but its high starch content can cause some dog breeds to become overweight if eaten frequently. If only white rice is served, dogs will definitely lack the desire to eat it because it really has no taste. Dog owners can use some broth or dog food spread over the rice, which can increase the dog's appetite for rice and also help with nutrient absorption. However, it is important to note that rice given to dogs should not contain too much salt because human taste preferences differ from animals, so the amount we think is moderate could be seriously excessive for dogs.

3. Pay attention to using scientific methods

For dog owners, the dog's health is very important, not just with rice. Homemade porridge, some coarse grains are fine as well, but should be cooled down. You can also cook a big pot of mixed vegetables for them, adding cabbage, cucumber, carrot, and rice together. Meat can be cooked as well, but chicken and duck are not allowed; beef is best. When buying meat, you can have it ground at the same time, which makes it easier to cook and better distributed throughout the meal, preventing the dog from eating only the meat and leaving the rest. However, for dogs just over 2 months old, meat should be fed sparingly to avoid digestive problems. Mastering these principles can allow your dog to eat rice happily!