Food

Based on the dog's age, size, and amount of exercise, choose a high-quality conventional dog food. Try to choose a product that’s balanced in terms of carbs, fats, and protein. You can select either dry kibble or wet canned food, depending on your dog's preference and any specific dietary needs.

Muscle growth and general well-being depend on protein. Make sure the dog food you choose includes lean proteins like chicken, turkey, beef, or lamb. Look for a protein content of around 18-22%.

Carbohydrates provide energy. Brown rice, barley, and oats are examples of whole grain products that you should seek for in dog food. These are healthier sources of carbohydrates compared to fillers like corn and wheat.

As a nutritious snack or supplement, your dog can eat certain kinds of vegetables and fruits. Common options include carrots, sweet potatoes, peas, and apples. Dogs may ingest onions and garlic, so be careful to prepare them in a manner that won't hurt them.

Coat and skin health benefit from healthy fats. When shopping for dog food, try to choose brands that have chicken fat or fish oil because they are beneficial fat sources.

Stay away from dog kibble that has fillers or by-products, such as wheat, maize, or soy. Some dogs may have gastrointestinal problems or allergies to these less healthy components.

Watch how much food you give your Croatian Sheepdog. Their exercise level, weight, and age determine the quantity they require. Follow the feeding guidelines on the dog food packaging or consult your veterinarian for personalized recommendations.

Always provide fresh, clean water for your dog. Hydration is essential for their health.