It can be fed, but it needs careful care. If not taken care of properly, it is likely to cause health problems. For example, a harelip can cause dogs to have difficulty sucking milk or eating because their upper lip may not close completely. This may cause your dog to have difficulty taking in food and water, which can affect his growth and development.

It should be noted that harelip is a hereditary disease, so when choosing a pet, owners should understand the breed of the dog and family genetic history to reduce the risk of harelips in offspring. In addition, if the owner already owns a dog with cleft lip, he or she can consider adopting or purchasing other healthy pets to accompany it so that they can care for each other and grow together.