Borzoi Diets and Supplements

Feeding your Borzoi a well balanced and nutritional diet is very important for their well-being and dog’s health. Borzoi is large dogs with high energy, that is why they need a high energy diet, rich in protein and fat.

Here are some tips on how to feed your Borzoi and their nutritional diet to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Diet According To Borzoi Activity Level

Your Borzoi will need a wholesome, high protein nutritional diet according to its activity level. Since Borzoi are known for their agility and speed they will need proper diet to maintain healthy living and stamina.

If your Borzoi is an active dog, meaning, if he goes for a walk daily, or plays for an hour then you should give them 22% – 25% protein and 15% fat a day. However, if your Borzoi is less active then feed them 18% of protein and 5% fat a day.

Calorie Intake For Borzoi

Calorie intake is important as much as protein or fats. Maintaining calories according to the requirement is very essential for Borzoi’s well-being. Follow the schedule below to feed the right amount of calorie to your dog.

How Often Should We Feed Borzoi?

While your Borzoi is still a puppy, you should feed them four times a day. And when Borzoi reaches the right age, you can cut the food to one time a day. However, you can also divide the meal into two and feed them twice a day.

Some of The Best Dog Food For Borzoi

• Dr. Gary’s Best Breed Holistic Large Breed Dry Dog Food
• New Fresh Grain Free Large Breed Adult Recipe

• Wellness Large Breed Complete Health Adult Deboned Chicken & Brown Rice Recipe
• Fromm Large Breed Adult Gold

Human Food Borzoi Can and Cannot Eat

Can Eat

• Dairy Products
• Pork
• Turkey
• White Rice
• Brown Rice
• Apples

• Ham
• Chicken
• Carrots
• Cucumber
• Melons

Cannot Eat

• Citrus Fruits
• Avocado
• Ice-cream
• Onion
• Chives
• Garlic
• Cherries

Best Dog Supplement For Borzoi

• Antioxidant
• Probiotics
• Omega 3-fatty acids
• Fish oil

Why is Your Borzoi Not Eating

There can be many reasons on why your Borzoi isn’t eating. Some of them are :

Medical Reasons

• Digestive problems
• Urinary tract infections
• Bacterial infections
• Worm infestation

Behavioral Reasons

• Stress
• Dislike the taste of food
• Separation anxiety
• Change in environment
• New member or animal in the house

To conclude, since Borzoi are very large breed that’s why maintaining their diet and nutrition are very important for their health.

Visit Doglime for more dog feeding information.

• About Borzoi Dogs
• Borzoi Diet Plan
• Feeding Methods for Dogs