Birth-12 weeks: feeding 4-5 times / day;

12 weeks-4 months: feeding 3-4 times / day;

4 months-1 year: feeding 2 times / day;

after 1 year: feeding 1 time / day

(IMPORTANT: Puppies have a poor ability to control hunger so they should be fed according to the feeding amount recommended on the dog food package instructions to prevent gastrointestinal diseases caused by overeating.)

Foods that you should avoid feeding your dog:

1. Squid, shellfish, mushrooms and other indigestible foods may cause diarrhea or vomiting.

2. Ginger, curry powder, chilli and other strong spices as they are too irritating on the stomach.

3. Onions contain a compound called N-propyl disulphide which is highly toxic to dogs and can cause poisoning symptoms such as hematuria or anemia after ingestion.

4. Chocolate also contains toxic substances that can cause urinary incontinence, cramps, leptomosis and other symptoms.

5. Chicken bones and fish bones are sharp and hard, easy to puncture the mouth and digestive organs, and should not be fed.

6. Some dogs will have diarrhea as soon as they drink milk. In such cases, it is recommended to feed the dog yogurt instead.

7. Puppies should never be fed sausages, fish fillets or other foods containing preservatives and pigments.