Huskies should also pay attention to their diet, so as to prevent them from consuming too many calories during the day, which will lead to excessive fat accumulation, even affect the normal posture of dogs and even produce diseases. Excessive body fat content can also lead to thinning or shedding of husky lower hair. A reasonable diet can ensure the dog's health, symmetrical posture and bright hair. Because huskies have a special digestive system, they are prone to diarrhea, especially during puppies, and their intestines and stomach need special care. Husky's stomach needs special care. With the size of husky's stomach, you don't need to feed too much food, but you must ensure a balanced nutrition. The formulation of recipes needs to add high protein, reduce fat and salt, and the choice of food is based on easy digestion. Husky's digestive system is difficult to digest beans, so don't feed foods containing any beans. Husky's intestines and stomach have high requirements for protein and fat, so it is recommended to feed puppies food until they are 18 months old and then feed them into dog food. At ordinary times, a proper amount of fish or beef and mutton can be added to the dog food as a supplement to promote the physical development of puppies. It is necessary for huskies to add calcium tablets or calcium powder to dog food several times a week. As for the brand of dog food, Husky's gastrointestinal function is quite different, and it is best to look at the dog's preferences and habits. Try to give it protein and high-quality dog food with high fat content, or add some chicken, mutton, beef, pork or marine fish to the ordinary dog food to supplement protein.