For the smaller ones, the golden larvae begin to rely primarily on breast milk or exclusive milk powder for nutrition, bearing in mind that it is not allowed to eat adult foods or to eat all kinds of leftovers, especially those with oil and water, which are of no benefit to it. After all, it is not the same as human needs, and if human food is fed, it will not only take a lot of time but will also deprive it of better nutrition, as well as more diseases.
After four months, however, the charlatan is growing at 12 times the rate of human infants, the daily feeding of dogs often falls short of the nutritional requirements, and the need for extra nutrients for better growth and development of the charlatan is such that the owner can take some ointment to the charlatan, which includes calcium tablets, cellulose tablets, egg phosphorus tablets, etc. Nutrient ointment is very much needed by golden larvae, and calcium tablets require extra supplementation. But the ointment can't be fed too much, and eating too much may cause a diarrhea to increase. The most crucial thing is to give golden pups full nutritional security.