Silver Fawn Pug: Daily Breeding of Pugs Part 2

Preventive measures for silver fawn pug

1. Avoid strenuous exercise. Don’t teach your silver fawn pug to bow and jump, climb stairs, run wildly and yell when it is young. Silver fawn pugs that already have lumbar spine problems will be aggravated if they continue the above habits.
2. Calcium supplement. Choose dog-specific medicines for better results. If the puppy’s ribs are turned out, the sternum is moved upward, the legs are looping, and there is difficulty in changing teeth, it is necessary to give it calcium supplements urgently.
3. Often give the dog to eat animal liver will lead to serious calcium deficiency!

Others

1. Don’t let silver fawn pugs eat meat and oily food before three months, and take Silver fawn pugs to vaccination after one month.
2. Although the Silver fawn pug is a short-haired dog, but give him a bath must be wiped first after blowing, otherwise prone to skin diseases. Don’t give him a bath too often, just twice a month.
3. Spring and fall, to reduce the number of silver fawn pug out walking the dog, infectious diseases. But regular dog walking is very important.

Overall, the silver fawn pug is not a very delicate dog, eat dog food, use special pet shower gel bath and do not be too diligent on the OK.

Silver fawn pugs are naturally fat dogs, so try to control the food he likes to eat, otherwise once the dog becomes particularly fat, look good, cute, but also can cause heart disease.

And because of the short nose and other aspects of the congenital reasons, the dog’s trachea and respiratory tract is relatively fragile, so once the cold will cough, the symptoms are like what bones stuck, must be timely treatment, otherwise it will leave very serious sequelae.

Regularly take him to the pet hospital for internal and external deworming, whether it is a puppy or an adult dog, deworming and vaccines are lifelong, and should not be neglected.

Feeding Points for Silver fawn pug

Silver fawn pug’s original appearance gives people a feeling of simplicity, cute, chubby, the dog is like a child, the fatter the more adorable. Of course, if your silver fawn pug every day to eat well, sleep well certainly will be thin, in order to always have a round and muscular silver fawn pug, first of all, cannot starve him, and secondly, every day, should be ingested enough nutritious food and drink, coupled with a reasonable workout.

Puppies need sufficient food, but due to the puppy’s poor self-control ability is easy to over-satiety food, and the puppy’s digestive ability is poor, so it is easy to indigestion or even acute gastroenteritis or even life-threatening.

Generally, 2-3 months old puppies are fed 4-5 times a day, 4 months to 8 months of age are fed 3 times a day, more than 8 months 2 main meals can be, some adult dogs are full on a full meal.

Be careful:

1. The dog should not be allowed to do strenuous exercise before and after meals, otherwise it will affect digestion.
2. Feed the food should pay attention to remove the sharp objects, dogs are different from cats, fish spines, etc. will easily damage the mouth and throat and cause vomiting.
3. In the puppy’s developmental stage should provide adequate protein, fat, sugar, minerals and vitamins. Cooked eggs are the best source of protein for puppies, and it is best to buy special milk, otherwise milk consumed by ordinary people can easily cause diarrhea and vomiting.
4. Always keep plenty of water on hand and change it often to keep it fresh.
5. Food utensils should be clean and sterilized.
6. The feeding time and place should be fixed.
7. Salt in the food should be controlled, never too salty (about 1.4%), otherwise it will cause easy hair loss and aggravate the burden on the organs, because the dog is extremely sensitive to sodium (Na), 3.7 grams of salt (NaCl) per kilogram of body weight can cause death.

In short, the point to remember is that dogs and people are different, do not think that they like to eat something the dog will like or suitable.

Foods Silver fawn pug Cannot Eat

There are 10 kinds of food silver fawn pugs cannot eat, such as chocolate, the purity of the higher the content of theobromine contained in the chocolate, the higher the risk of silver fawn pugs. Raw egg whites contain a protein called ovalbumin, which depletes the silver fawn pug’s body of vitamin H. Vitamin H is an essential nutrient for the silver fawn pug’s growth.

Chocolate [can be fatal]

Theobromine in chocolate reduces blood flow to the brain, which can cause heart disease and other fatal problems. The purer the chocolate, the higher the theobromine content and the greater the risk to the silver fawn pug.

Onions and Shallots [Danger]

Raw or cooked onions and shallots contain disulfides, which are harmless to humans but cause oxidation of red blood cells in cats, silver fawn pugs, sheep, horses and cattle. It may trigger hemolytic anemia.

Raw or Cooked Liver [Danger]

A small amount of liver is good for silver fawn pugs, but too much can cause problems. Because liver contains a lot of vitamin A, it can cause vitamin A toxicity. An amount of about 3 chicken livers (or a corresponding amount of other animal livers) a week can cause bone problems.

Bones [Danger]

Bones that break, such as chicken bones, can pierce a silver fawn pug’s throat or cut its mouth, esophagus, stomach or intestines. If you want to feed bones, cook them in a pressure cooker. Marrow is an excellent source of calcium, phosphorus, and copper, and chewing on large bones can help remove tartar.

Raw Eggs [Danger]

Raw egg whites contain a protein called ovalbumin, which depletes the silver fawn pug’s body of vitamin H. Vitamin H is essential for growth and coat health, and raw eggs often contain germs. Cooked eggs are perfect for them.

Raw Meat and Poultry [Dangerous – Deadly]

The Silver fawn pug’s immune system is not adapted to captive poultry and meat. The most common bacteria, salmonella and bacillus, are very dangerous to silver fawn pugs.

Pork [not recommended]

Pork contains larger fat globules than other meats and may block the micro vessels of the silver fawn pug. Avoid pork products, especially bacon containing sodium nitrate.

Milk [not recommended]

Many Silver fawn pugs are lactose intolerant. If a Silver fawn pug drinks milk and develops farting, diarrhea, dehydration or skin inflammation, it should be stopped. Silver fawn pugs with lactose intolerance should consume milk that does not contain lactose.

Mushrooms [Not recommended – fatal]

Edible mushrooms and mushrooms sold in the market are harmless to silver fawn pugs. However, it is better to avoid letting silver fawn pugs eat them so that they do not get into the habit of eating mushrooms and accidentally eat poisonous mushrooms in the wild. Of course, this chance is not big.

Condiments [Danger]

Seasonings used in home cooking are irritating and strong-smelling foods. For example, chili peppers, ginger, pepper, spices and so on, these silver fawn pugs cannot eat.