Huskies are dogs with relatively delicate stomachs, (many Huskies die young due to stomach problems in puppyhood).

Husky (detailed introduction)

It's not easy to raise a Husky to one year old, slowly becoming an adult dog, but besides your happiness, you should not relax. Here are some additional feeding tips to pay attention to for Huskies.

1. Feed the Husky liver once a week because it contains folic acid and vitamin B, but do not give too much as it can cause diarrhea.

2. If the dog's daily diet does not include bone marrow, giving the dog bones to chew is beneficial because bones contain non-fatty phosphoproteins and calcium. 3. Avoid canned foods containing additives, colorants, preservatives, and sugar. Vitamin E is the best preservative. Most foods with preservatives use many chemicals, and manufacturers will not clearly tell you what preservatives they use.

4. If you usually feed the Husky canned food as the main meal, be sure to provide fish liver oil twice a week and wheat germ oil twice a week, along with a certain amount of vitamin C to maintain nutritional balance.

5. Try not to feed Huskies very trendy foods. Because the quality of many new products is unknown, avoid choosing the newest pet food. Remember, dog food is better not too fashionable.

6. Fresh packs are full of preservatives and sugar, so absolutely not recommended!

7. If you want to choose canned food for your Husky that is high in vitamins, it is best to select cans containing multiple minerals and vitamin components. If you really can’t find such cans, you can also add wheat germ, cooked oats, and vitamin E to regular canned dog food and make it yourself.