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Milk is a good nutritional product for people. People are accustomed to drinking a glass of milk every day to supplement the nutrients needed by the body. However, the nutritional value of milk is not so obvious for pet dogs. Many parents who raise Alaskan Malamutes initially believed that milk should be good for the dogs, but the actual situation is quite different. Milk is a banned food in a dog's diet.
Because Alaskan Malamutes have been disturbed by extreme weather for many years, their gastrointestinal function is weaker than that of some other pet dogs. Especially Alaskan puppies, it is easy for them to suffer from vomiting, diarrhea or gastroenteritis. Research has found that meat, milk and other foods are very likely to cause gastrointestinal problems in dogs. Therefore, the Alaskan Malamute is not suitable for milk and is not in good shape.
The nutritional ingredients in milk generally include low protein, low fat, and high lactose. The milk suitable for dogs should be high in protein, high fat, and low in lactose. The composition of milk is similar to that of dogs. Dogs have very different nutritional needs. When Alaskan Malamutes drink milk, they are prone to lactose intolerance and suffer from vomiting and diarrhea.
To raise Alaskan Malamutes, we should give up milk and use special dog milk powder, or suitable goat milk. It is the owner's responsibility to choose healthy food for the pet dog, and it is also the parent's responsibility to protect the dog's health and happy growth.
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