1. Choose professional pet treats

Professional pet treats usually taste better and can supplement nutrients beyond the main food without disturbing the nutritional balance; some treats have other benefits beyond providing nutrients, such as enhancing dental health or digestive function.

2. Choose from a variety of pet snacks

It is not recommended to feed a single breed of pet snacks to dogs for a long time, which will easily lead to partial eclipse of the dog. When choosing pet snacks, you can choose a variety of products, and you can change pet treats with different flavors for your dog every day to ensure that the dog feels the freshness of the food and the body’s absorption of nutrients is not delayed.

3. Do not feed dogs pet treats too early

It is recommended that dogs should be given dog treats after they have been fully vaccinated. Puppies have incomplete intestinal development. If they are given too much food when their immune system is not perfect, it will lead to excessive gastrointestinal pressure and cause infectious diseases. The best time to focus on pet food, and should not be full.

4. Don’t give your dog pet snacks too often

Simply put, don’t let dogs develop the habit of eating dog snacks, let alone pet treats instead of the dog food. Dog snacks can be used as a condiment, and when the dog is trained and obedient, it can be given as a reward.

5. Don’t develop the habit of dogs eating dog treats regularly

Don’t feed your dog pet treats at a set time every day, as this will make him mistakenly think it’s a full meal, and over time he will become resistant to pet food meals. Once you get into the habit, if there is no dog treats to eat, it will even pressure you by yelling or coquettish.

6. Pay attention to the right amount, and pay attention to the time

Simply put, it is best not to feed pet snacks 1-2 hours before the dog’s food meal, which will easily affect its normal appetite. And every time you give your dog pet treats, you should eat them in moderation.