Pug (detailed introduction)

        Pugs always give people a melancholic impression, but their personality is quite different from their appearance. They are optimistic, cheerful, and lively—completely carefree. To properly raise a pug, you primarily need to focus on their diet, care, and exercise. So, what is better for pugs to eat? Let's discuss it together.

        Generally, choosing dog food is enough for dogs. When selecting dog food for pugs, the focus is not on how expensive it is but on suitability and quality. Simply put, pugs with obesity should not eat high-calorie dog food but rather low-calorie weight-loss dog food. Therefore, before choosing dog food for a pug, you should understand the dog's physical condition and select the food according to its needs.

        Some owners might encounter a situation where the dog refuses to eat the purchased dog food. Apart from other factors, it may be that the dog food really does not suit the dog's taste. For example, dog food comes in different flavors, such as beef flavor, chicken flavor, and so on. To avoid waste, you can first buy some trial packs and decide on which dog food to buy after confirming the dog's preferred flavor.

        Besides dog food, pugs can also eat some other foods. For instance, plain boiled pork, chicken, beef, etc. In addition, dog biscuits and other dog snacks are also suitable for pugs, but remember not to feed these foods too frequently.

        When choosing food for pugs, we don't need to pick the most expensive but the most suitable. Choosing the right food can increase the dog's appetite and make their body healthier.