How to raise a 3-month-old Teddy

Title: How to raise a 3-month-old Teddy

Raising a 3-month-old Teddy puppy is both fun and demanding. As a pet owner, it's crucial to understand your puppy's diet, health, training, and daily care. This article combines the popular pet care topics on the Internet in the past 10 days to provide you with a detailed care guide.

1. Diet management

The 3-month-old Teddy is in a period of rapid growth and needs to choose nutritionally balanced puppy food and follow the principle of regular and quantitative feeding. Here are daily dietary recommendations:

2. Health care

Puppies have weak immunity, so they need to focus on the following matters:

• Vaccination: Complete core vaccines such as canine distemper and parvovirus (refer to the veterinarian’s schedule).
• deworming program: Internal deworming is performed once a month, and external deworming is adjusted according to the frequency of going out.
• FAQ: When you have diarrhea, fast for half a day and replenish electrolytes; tear stains need to be wiped daily.

3. Training and socialization

Three months is the golden period for Teddy training. It is recommended to start with basic projects:

4. Daily care

Teddy's coat and teeth require special care:

• combing: Once a day, avoid tangles, use needle comb + row comb combination.
• take a bath: Once every 2 weeks, the water temperature is about 38℃, and use dog shower gel.
• Teeth: Brush your teeth 2-3 times a week with tooth cleaning toys.

5. Popular pet raising questions and answers

Based on recent frequent questions from netizens, the following knowledge points are added:

• Q: What should I do if Teddy barks at night?
  A: Place clothes that smell like the owner, along with soothing toys.
• Q: Can I drink milk?
  A: Not recommended. The risk of lactose intolerance is high. Use goat milk powder instead.
• Q: Do I need to wear clothes?
  A: It is recommended to wear it when the temperature is below 10℃, but avoid wearing it 24 hours a day.

Summary

Raising a 3-month-old Teddy requires patience and scientific methods, establishing a routine from diet to training, regular physical examinations and paying attention to its emotional changes. With the above structured program, your dog will grow up healthy and become a happy member of the family.