Lhasa Apso (definite introduction)

Sugar is a source of calories for dogs. If it is lacking for a long time, Sugar intake may make dogs weak, but excessive intake will also bring certain effects to them, so we must control sugar intake well. After that, let’s talk about the effects of sugar on dogs.

After sugar is absorbed into the body, it is converted into glucose and is absorbed into the blood. Excess sugar in the blood produces glycogen in the liver and muscles, and glycogen can be re-transferred into glucose and added to the blood according to the needs of the body. When it is hungry or cold, the glycogen in the body shrinks and it needs to be replaced with sugar immediately. Although the body can produce sugar in the synthesis of protein and fat, the starch in the diet can satisfy the body's demand for sugar the fastest. needs.

Under normal circumstances, meat and fish should account for one-third of a dog’s food, and plant-based feed such as rice and steamed buns should account for one-third to one-half, which can be used as its food. Staple food. If there is a lack of carbohydrates, the puppy will grow slowly; however, if there are too many, fat will be stored in the body, and it will become an obese dog. In particular, puppies have a strong appetite and will unknowingly consume excessive amounts of sugary food. During their growth period, if their weight increases rapidly, it will cause pressure on their hands and feet and cause abnormalities. Therefore, when raising large puppies, special care must be taken. Pay attention to the intake of carbohydrates to avoid affecting bone development.

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