Speaking of the bully dog, a special dog breed, people's opinions about it are mixed. But when it comes to the food to feed it, this guy is actually quite easy to feed. Although nowadays we mostly feed dogs with kibble, there are still some other foods that can be given to dogs. So today let's take a look at the special food for bully dogs.

Although kibble is the best food for dogs, the needs for kibble differ at different stages of a dog's life. For bully puppies, the kibble fed must be suitable for their teething period; it should be soft and easy to swallow. If feeding supplementary foods, salmon, beef, or chicken are all acceptable, but it must be cooked food.

For adult bully dogs, besides professional adult natural dog kibble, various necessary nutrient-rich foods can be given, such as nutritional pastes. Apart from kibble, bully dogs have two favorite foods: tofu dregs and bread, which they love very much. Being not picky eaters, they also maintain a relatively balanced diet between meat and vegetables. For vegetables, they prefer carrots, pumpkin, cucumber, sweet potato, and greens. When feeding these, make sure to wash them thoroughly and drain the water before serving.

Additionally, fruits are also a favorite category of food for bully dogs. Apples, oranges, strawberries, and bananas not only satisfy their palate but also supplement water intake to some extent, reducing how often they need to drink water. It is worth noting that during pregnancy, the amount of these foods given to bully dogs should be doubled to ensure sufficient nutritional intake. For elderly bully dogs, food needs to be senior dog kibble that is easy to digest and chew.

Having talked so much about foods bully dogs can eat, let's now discuss foods that should not be fed. Vegetables must be fresh; for example, corn is difficult to judge for freshness and is best avoided because it contains aflatoxin that can easily cause poisoning. Also, foods with strong stimulating odors like chives and garlic should not be given.