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Clean Containers Required:

Clean Containers Required FOOD: When first taken from mother give warm milk in clean containers required saucer 4-5 times daily. After a few days, add stale bread to warm milk. In week or so, give a little cooked cereal with milk. Occasion-ajly give small amount of finely chopped, cooked meat; never give raw meat to a kitten. Place all food in containers used only for pet; wash containers daily; keep food containers separate from household's dishes and wash separately. Water—Essential; must be clean containers required, fresh, and available at all times.

Many theories on feeding; all agree that overfeeding is unhealthy: healthy dog is trim, active animal. Get professional information for your breed and size of dog. Put all food in containers used for dog only. Wash food containers by themselves, not with household's dishes. Essential at all ages; must be fresh, clean containers required, and available at all times.


In many respects, small containers are more difficult to place. Several small containers scattered about do not necessarily make a bold impact and can look fussy. Furthermore, a group of small containers can also be more difficult to maintain. However, they do come into their own when placed around the edges of larger containers to soften their outlines.
 
 
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