Articles about American Pit Bull Terrier
...to start reading this article from the beginning please click on here....Complete diet must include all abovementioned nutrients, vitamins and microelements. In the morning it is desirable for puppy to have meat, then through the day in succession: mush, fruit, vegetables and milk food in such a way that there should be an interchange of carbohydrates and proteins in diet. At day-end it is also preferably to give meat to puppy. One feed for puppy is approximately 120-150 g. It is undesirable to put a lot of food into puppyish bowl, because hypernutrition is harmful for the dog. It is better if it should stay slightly hungry. However, regular denutrition is injurious to puppy too, therefore it is very important to prescribe optimal amount of one feed, which should be increased according to growth of puppy, but at that a number of daily feedings should be reduced. It is very important to ascertain optimal dose that depends on individual characteristics of each puppy. To establish the norm is a very easy thing. If puppy is gay, agile; its body grows without abnormalities, the hair shines, and it is neither fat nor lean; it means that everything is ok and it has eaten just as much as it has been necessary to it. Stomach of healthy puppy must work incessantly, say, in amount of feedings. Exemplary diet for four-month puppy is like that: One feed (at 8 a.m.): little meat cut into pieces (about a teaspoon, in proportion to puppy’s growth quantity of meat is increased). Second feed (at noon time): curd or glassful of kefir or lapped milk with flocks. Third feed (at 4 p.m.) millet mush, in which one may add crushed raisins or rub an apple, an egg and ½ glassful of milk or a slice of cheese. Forth feed (at 8 p.m.): meat cut into pieces and mixed with greens, rubbed raw potatoes and clove garlic. A puppy should always have access to bowl with clean boiled water. Feeding of adult dogs It is recommended to feed big pit bull terriers 2 times a day. Only pregnant females are fed more often. On an average healthy dog needs from 800 to 1000 g of food per day....to continue reading this article please click on here...
