How to Feed Pekingese Dogs

How to Feed a Pekingese Dog:

1. Pekingese puppies spend most of their time sleeping and nursing when they are born. In order to ensure that the puppies have enough nutrients to support their growth, it is important to provide the mother Pekingese with nutritious and easily digestible food. This will meet the mother's needs and ensure that the puppies receive enough nutrition.

2. Pekingese dogs are delicate and have weak resistance to diseases and harsh environments. In hot summers, especially on hot and humid days, they may experience difficulty breathing and even get sick. It is advisable not to let them stay in direct sunlight and to provide them with cooling or move them to a well-ventilated and cool place when necessary. During fluctuating temperatures, they should be protected from getting cold and catching a cold. These dogs tend to shed in high room temperatures, so efforts should be made to keep them in a cooler environment.

3. When bathing them, it is important to protect the Pekingese's eyes and ears from water. The proper bathing method is to wet the entire body with water first, then apply shampoo and massage the body to create foam. After that, rinse off the foam and dirt with clean water, and finally dry the entire body with a towel. During winter baths, it is important to keep the room warm to prevent the dog from catching a cold.

4. Provide sufficient nutrition. In addition to feeding a moderate amount of vegetables, bread, and biscuits, it is also necessary to feed the dog 150-250 grams of lean meat in the morning and afternoon. Small shrimps and fish can also be included. It is recommended to add some powdered milk, calcium powder, and powdered complex vitamins to the vegetarian diet. The dog should also be given some cold water to drink.

5. Pekingese dogs have weak resistance to diseases and harsh environments. During fluctuating temperatures, they should be protected to prevent them from getting cold and catching a cold. It is important to brush the Pekingese's coat every day to maintain a beautiful appearance, and bathe them three times a month. After bathing, make sure to thoroughly dry their coat.