Alaskan Malamutes look honest and cute, are relatively large in size with well-developed muscles, and have a gentle and affectionate temperament. They attract a lot of attention when taken out. So, what do Alaskan Malamutes eat to grow fast? What foods are forbidden for them?

When feeding Alaskan Malamutes, it is essential to ensure a reasonable nutritional balance and comprehensive nutrition. Regular dog food provides full nutrition with scientifically formulated recipes that also take into account the dog's digestive absorption ability. Owners can choose suitable dog food based on their dog's age and weight.

Additionally, fresh vegetables can be fed to Alaskan Malamutes. Vegetables contain a large amount of fiber, which can stimulate intestinal peristalsis and help with bowel movements. Soluble dietary fiber can also increase the number of beneficial gut bacteria. Specifically, cabbage, cucumber, carrot, broccoli, and sweet potato are all suitable. However, not all vegetables can be fed; owners should not give their dogs large amounts of tomatoes and onions, as onions can cause hemolytic anemia in dogs.

Low-fat lamb and chicken can also be chosen as food. It is important to note that chicken bones and fish bones should not be given to dogs, as they might pierce the intestines or injure the dog's gastrointestinal mucosa, causing traumatic gastroenteritis.

Human food should also not be given to Alaskan Malamutes, such as chocolate, foods with excessive salt, and other spicy or cold foods.

Alaskan Malamutes have sensitive stomachs and are particularly prone to diarrhea due to diet and environment. Owners can add some probiotics when feeding to promote intestinal peristalsis and digestion. For a shiny coat, a small amount of lecithin can be added to the dog's food.