Here in this article you will learn what you should feed your Siberian Husky based on your lifestyle. A Siberian Husky will eat anything he can find, so it’s important not to leave food lying around the house. The diet will differ depending on the type of lifestyle you have. There are three main different lifestyles that one can have. One will be a husky bred to breed. Racing dogs will have a different diet than a dog that lives at home as a family pet. Second, there’s the family pet’s diet, which will normally include a nice dry food with lots of protein, etc., but we’ll go into that in more detail in a minute. Third, the other diet will be that of living in the wild, where they catch their own food, which will primarily include salmon.
What not to include in a diet
Here are some foods and minerals that you should not include in a Siberian Husky’s diet: You should not feed chocolate or high-fat foods as it will make the dog fat and shorten its life. You also do not want to include pasta in your diet because it is high in carbohydrates.
What to include in a diet living at home
A Siberian husky living at home as a family pet will not burn as many calories as a working sled husky, therefore a family Siberian husky diet will require fewer calories by around 800 per day. You will also need to include good vitamins and minerals in your diet. You should focus on high-protein foods, like chicken, fish, etc. For the family dog, you’ll want to feed him a good level of vitamins, minerals, and protein. You can even try it in dry food that contains a lot of those minerals or you can make a meal for your husky with meats like chicken, fish, and ground beef.
What to include in a racing diet
A Siberian Husky breed diet will include the standard vitamins and minerals that a Siberian Husky family will need. However, a racing husky will burn around 10,000 calories in the middle of winter in a race, so his diet will include many more calories. A breed diet will primarily include a large amount of protein that will come from chicken, fish, and ground beef. A career alone will need much more than a family one. There have been special dog sled food mixes that you could use as well. These are very high in protein and essential nutrients.