Raffle Terrier (confirmed introduction)

With strong feeding training, timely vaccination and deworming, as long as you can spend your youth peacefully, there will be no major problems in raising Roffield Terriers in the future. So in February of Roffield Terriers What foods should be fed when growing up?
For 2-month-old puppies, they should be fed high-protein food plus vegetables (equivalent to the food of 4 to 5-month-old babies). For example, add chicken breast or beef with less fat, add some vegetables, cut them into thin shreds, add some bread crumbs or rice and mix evenly. Feed 3 to 4 times a day. It is also appropriate to add some calcium powder (or bone meal, active calcium, etc.) to the food, and add 1 to 2 drops of vitamin A and D liquid to meet the needs of bone growth and development. To make the dog's life orderly. Feeding should be on time and quantitative, and the nutrition should be stable. Do not make your dog picky about food to prevent nutritional disorders. Pay attention to preventing hypervitaminosis (especially vitamin A or D) or calcium deficiency. It is not advisable to overeat the puppies, generally 70 to 80% of the total; do not give them spoiled food to prevent diarrhea or poisoning.
We must allow the Rofford Terrier dog to drink as much water as possible in order to maintain its health and reduce diseases. The water in the dog's body evaporates quickly (sweat glands are generally on the tongue), especially the little dog that loves to exercise. If we do not compensate as much as possible, it can easily lead to "dehydration" all over the body; this is especially true when we are sick.

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