Dogs usually only eat one or two meals as adults. This is mainly due to the following reasons: The ancestors of dogs are wolves. Their eating habits are to eat a large amount of food at once after hunting, and then go without food for a period of time. Eat again. Therefore, even if adult dogs see food, they will eat it all at once, even if they are full or vomiting.

The growth and development of adult dogs has stagnated and their nutritional needs are low, so they do not need to eat as much as puppies. Dogs eat frequently.

Eating one to two meals a day can help protect your dog’s gastrointestinal tract, prevent acute gastric dilation, and contribute to your dog’s health.