CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Tips for raising raccoon dogs in separate litters, how to feed them properly

Tips for raising raccoon dogs in separate litters

Raccoon dogs are lovely and popular pets, and many people like to take them home to raise. Separating litters is an important part of raising raccoon dogs, and proper feeding can ensure the health and happiness of the raccoon dogs. This article will introduce you to some tips for raising raccoon dogs by separating litters.

Provide appropriate food

The food of raccoon dogs mainly includes meat, fruits, vegetables, etc. When raising raccoon dogs in different litters, they should be provided with sufficient and nutritious food. In order to ensure the health of raccoon dogs, it is recommended to divide the food into several small portions and supply them regularly and quantitatively every day.

When raising raccoons, you should pay attention to the supply of protein, and you can choose high-quality meat, such as chicken, fish, etc. In addition, fruits and vegetables can be an important supplement to the diet of raccoons. You can choose some fruits and vegetables containing vitamins and minerals, such as apples, carrots, etc.

Maintain clean water

The raccoon puppies need to have sufficient water when they are separated from their litters. Make sure the water in the waterer is always clean and fresh, and the water quality should meet safety standards. When feeding, check the water source frequently to see if it is sufficient, and change the water regularly. This can prevent the puppies from getting sick from drinking dirty water.

Provide an environment suitable for activities

Raccoons are very active animals and need plenty of space to move around and play. When raising them in separate litters, it is very important to provide a large and safe space for the raccoons. You can prepare an indoor cage or fence to ensure that the raccoons will not escape the breeding area and give them enough space to move around.

Check your health regularly

During the process of separate litters, the health of the puppies should be checked regularly. Observe their appetite, mental state, and the glossiness of their fur. If any abnormality is found, seek medical attention immediately.

In addition, the teeth of raccoons also need regular inspection and care. If you find that the teeth are too long or otherwise abnormal, you should consult a veterinarian in time.

Precautions for feeding raccoon dogs

• Do not feed human food such as chocolate, coffee, etc. to raccoon dogs, as these foods are toxic to them.
• Avoid giving your raccoon dog alcohol or caffeinated beverages.
• Raccoon dogs have preferences for food, so the feeding diet can be adjusted according to their tastes.

Raising raccoons requires a certain amount of time and effort, but as long as you follow the right methods, you can have an interesting and meaningful experience. I hope the introduction in this article will help you to feed raccoons properly. Thank you for reading!