Yorkshire terrier – the tiny doggie requiring to itself great attention. It is especially important to feed correctly a Yorkshire terrier, the balanced food is the key to health, good health and excellent appearance of this little amusing being.
Instruction
1. Yorkshire terriers are inclined to obesity. Their overfeeding can not only result in excessive completeness, but also to become the cause of the problems connected with development of frame. It is necessary to feed an adult Yorkshire terrier twice a day: in the morning and in the evening. To define the amount of food necessary for one feeding, very easily. On everyone the half a kilogram of weight of the pet is enough 1 tablespoon of a forage.
2. If you decided to feed the pet with natural food, do not forget to add to a bowl with food special vitamin and mineral fertilizing. In ready-made feeds for Yorkshire terriers the ratio of all ingredients is balanced therefore in intake of additional vitamins there is no need.
3. Enter a basis of a healthy diet of a Yorkshire terrier: the crude or scalded beef, carefully boiled thoroughly beef offal (kidneys, a liver, stomachs), boiled or raw vegetables, gerkulesovy porridge, fermented milk products, including the calcinated cottage cheese, sea fish and egg yolks. All these products have to be fresh, carefully washed up and processed. Meat, fish and vegetables before giving them to the dog, small cut.
4. Exclude from a food allowance of a Yorkshire terrier pork, mutton, various smoked products, river fish, sausage, a pollock, pasta, fresh bread, cabbage, potatoes, milk and various sweets. You do not feed the pet with cat's food. It contains too many proteins and fats.
5. Making the menu for the pet, adhere to some recommendations. The morning portion of a forage of a Yorkshire terrier surely has to be liquid. Alternate meat delicacy which needs to be given at least 5 times a week to dairy. Every day give to the pet vegetables, twice a week – fish, once a week – an egg yolk.
6. A plate with food and a bowl with water have to be at the level of a breast of a Yorkshire terrier therefore establish them on a small steady support which the dog will not be able to overturn.