Shiba Inu’s teeth are relatively large in proportion, so food is easy to remain in them, eventually forming dental plaque and developing into dental calculus, causing Shiba Inu to suffer from bad breath and periodontitis. Dog food suitable for Shiba Inu should be in the shape of particles, which can cause friction with teeth and effectively reduce the production of dental plaque and calculus. Therefore, when choosing dog food for Teddy, the particles and hardness of the dog food should not be too small and brittle. Instead, dog food with some hardness should be chosen for the Shiba Inu to bite and grind its teeth.
In addition, the poop scraper should Choose a dog food formula for your Shiba Inu that protects joints and strengthens bones and teeth. If the calcium and phosphorus ratio in dog food is unbalanced, it may affect the mutual absorption rate and ultimately affect the growth and development of the Shiba Inu's bones. Therefore, dog owners should choose dog food with a scientific calcium and phosphorus ratio to protect the health of their dogs’ teeth and joints.
Secondly, you should choose something that can show The skin and coat of the Shiba Inu are shiny and have the effect of beautifying the hair. If the Shiba Inu is not fed properly, the hair color will become lighter and the color of the nose will fade. Therefore, the dog food chosen by the dog owner should contain hair-beautifying ingredients; you can choose some dog food containing deep-sea fish oil.