Here in this article you will learn what to feed your Siberian husky based on their lifestyle. It is quite possible for a Siberian husky to eat anything it finds, so it will be important not to leave any food lying around the house. The diet will vary depending on the type of lifestyle you have. There are three mainly different lifestyles one can have. One will be a husky that is bred to run. Race dogs will have a different diet than a dog that lives at home as a family pet. Second is the family pet’s diet, which will typically include a good 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 those that live in the wild, where they themselves catch the food, which will mainly include salmon.

What not to include in a diet

Here are some foods and minerals that you should not include in a Siberian Husky diet: You do not want to feed chocolate or high-fat foods as they will make the dog fat and shorten the dog’s life. You also don’t want to include pasta in your diet, as 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 Siberian husky family diet will require fewer calories around 800 a day. You will also need to include good vitamins and minerals in your diet. You should focus on protein rich foods like chicken, fish, etc. For the family dog, you will want to feed him good quality vitamins, minerals, and protein. You may even want to try it with dry foods that contain a lot of those minerals or you could make a meal for your husky with meats like chicken, fish, and ground beef.

What to include in a running diet

The diet of a Siberian Husky breed will include the standard vitamins and minerals that a Siberian Husky family will need. However, a purebred husky will burn about 10,000 calories in the middle of winter in a race, so his diet will include many more calories. A running 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. Special food mixes have been developed for sled dogs that you can also use. These are very rich in protein and essential nutrients.