We love our Huskies, but we know they can get quite dramatic. This is also the case with the food; therefore, many Siberian Huskies are picky eaters. You might have a hard time finding the dog food your pup will love! In general, dog food for your Husky should contain carbohydrates, proteins, vitamins, minerals, and fats. To spice up your dog’s regular diet, you should add some tasty treats. Of course, treats should never be a supplement for dog food, since they don’t have the same nutritional value as dog food. So, you should give your dog food such as salmon, chicken, lamb, together with eggs, fish, and vegetables such as carrots, blueberries, and apples. Some additional nutrients that should be a part of the Huskies diet are calcium, phosphorus, zinc, and Vitamin E. You can choose between a dry food diet, wet food, raw diet, or even homemade diet for your Husky. The most important thing is that the diet you choose is perfect for your furry friend’s needs. What is also essential is how much food you give your Husky. This is not so simple to determine, since it depends on various factors, such as the dog's age, its activity level, and its general health. An adult dog will require more food than a puppy or a senior dog. Also, different dog ages require different food nutrients. Husky puppies will need to eat more often, but their portions will be smaller. If your Husky is pretty active, it will want to eat more food. Please pay attention whether your dog exercises enough. If he is not interested in any activity, or refuses to eat, he might be dealing with some health problem. The general rule for Huskies is that they should have 1.5 to 2 cups of dog food per day. So, two meals daily is the recommended number for Siberian Huskies. And, remember, no matter what the dog’s age is, he always needs to eat dog food of high quality.