The Alaskan dog is also called a sled dog. They live in the northern hemisphere and some colder places. Their ears are pointed, their fur is long and very cute, making them especially appealing. Many people buy an Alaskan dog as a pet to keep for fun. However, some people lack experience in raising pets, maybe it’s their first time raising a dog, so they have many questions. For example, how to take care of the dog, or what vaccines to give. The most important question is, what dog food do Alaskan puppies eat? So today we will explore what kind of dog food is good for puppies.

Dog owners can be divided into two types. The first type is ordinary households whose financial conditions are not very good. If they truly like the dog and buy one but don’t have much money to support it, then just buy regular dog food, or let it eat some home-cooked meals. Occasionally buy some milk powder to feed, since puppies can’t chew very hard food. Once it grows up, you can feed it something simple. Or buy some soft cake, soak it with hot water to make a paste, cool it down and then feed it.

For wealthy people, they can buy better quality food for it. For example, milk powder to mix and drink, raising it like a baby. There are imported and domestic milk powders to choose from according to preference. It’s best to buy natural, additive-free milk powder, which is better for the dog. Also, it’s best to feed small meals multiple times a day to improve nutrient absorption. When the puppy is just born, do not feed it hard food, just like newborn babies. They don’t chew because they have no teeth yet. It’s best to start feeding biscuits or other hard food after four months. When buying dog food, be sure to buy puppy-specific food and check the ingredients. When feeding, it’s better to crush it or soften it first for easier consumption.

Be patient with puppies, treat them like babies, and they are relatively low maintenance, growing very fast. One more important point, never feed puppies fatty meat or greasy foods because they are hard to digest and will cause discomfort. Skip vegetables as well, but you can feed some dog-specific vitamins to prevent nutrient deficiencies. Make sure to consider dog food carefully.