Consequences of feeding rice to a Pekingese

Strictly speaking, Pekingese dogs can eat rice, but it is recommended to feed dog food to dogs under six months old. This is because dog food is professionally formulated based on the nutritional needs of dogs during their growth, and can meet the needs of dog growth. If dogs eat rice for a long time, it is likely to cause certain nutrient deficiencies and related problems.

Can Pekingese eat sweets?

It is not recommended. Sweets have a higher ratio of sugar and fat, and even if eaten in small amounts, can cause the energy and nutrient intake ratio of Pekingese dogs to be imbalanced. Moreover, dogs that often eat sweets are prone to gastrointestinal and oral diseases. Soft sweets are not conducive to exercising Pekingese dogs' teeth, and sweet food debris serves as a good culture medium for bacteria, promoting bacterial growth and leading to dental diseases such as tartar and tooth decay.

What should Pekingese avoid eating?

Chocolate: The caffeine in chocolate reduces blood flow to the brain, which may cause heart disease and other life-threatening problems. The higher the purity of the chocolate, the higher the caffeine content, and the greater the danger to dogs. Raw or cooked onions and scallions: These foods contain disulfides, which are harmless to humans but can cause oxidative damage to red blood cells in cats, dogs, sheep, horses, and cows, possibly leading to hemolytic anemia. Milk: Many dogs have lactose intolerance. If a dog drinks milk and experiences flatulence, diarrhea, dehydration, or skin inflammation, it could be a sign of lactose intolerance.

What should Pekingese eat?

It is recommended to use natural imported dog food or fresh meat (150-180 grams), combined with an equal amount of dried vegetarian food (some contain vegetables) or cookies, and mix with a suitable amount of water before feeding. Note: Cook the meat and dried vegetarian food before mixing, and ensure all food is fresh. especially in summer, leftover food from the previous meal should not be saved for the next meal but should be discarded immediately and the feeding utensils cleaned.