"I have a Brussels Hound at home, what do you usually feed it?"

Answer 1: "Dog food"

Answer 2: "The upstairs said Yes"

Answer 3: "The two upstairs are right"

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See the answer, do you have a look on your face? Confused? I believe this is definitely not the answer you want, but anyone who has a little bit of experience in raising pet dogs will know that pet dogs need to eat dog food, and the Brussels Hound is no exception, and the usual feeding is mainly dog ​​food. And if one day, you "show kindness" and want to give your brussels shaggy an extra meal, please remember not to give it these foods:

5. Don’t give raw meat

There are three reasons why the Brussels Hound cannot eat raw meat. It is fiercer than before, which may trigger the dog's primitiveSecondly, there are parasites or parasitic eggs in raw meat, which will grow with the dog and affect its health if eaten; and lastly, the Brussels Hound is loved every day and has become Get used to "eating soft rice", the intestinal function is no longer suitable for digesting raw meat, so it is better not to feed them raw meat.

6. Don’t give sugar

Under normal circumstances, the digestive system of Brussels Hound cannot break down and absorb sugar. Once a large amount of sucrose or fructose is ingested, The digestive tract will form a hypertonic environment, allowing a large amount of body fluid to enter the intestinal cavity, resulting in diarrhea. In life, if you give candy to a child, it may make you happy for a while, but if you give it to a Brussels shaggy dog, it may give you a lot of poop to clean up, which is still thin.

7. Do not give bones to chickens and ducks

The bones of chickens and ducks are very thin and sharp. The esophagus, and small dogs like the Brussels Hound have a thin throat and esophagus, which requires more attention. In severe cases, it can even be fatal. In order to make the Brussels Hound live longer, it is better not to give it chicken and duck bones.

Don't let your "kindness" ruin the life of the Brussels Hound! Please feed the Brussels Rough Dog at home well, and don’t touch these kinds of food, so that it can grow up healthily and happily.