Maltipoo

Get to know more about Maltipoo

Maltipoos are a mix between the Maltese and the Toy or Miniature Poodle. Just like their parent breeds, they are loving and affectionate. They are great companions for empty nesters and make outstanding therapy dogs. Crosses like the Maltipoo are frequently known as designer mutts – being a mix of inconspicuous breeds is advantageous to the title “presenter” since they are purposefully reproduced and have guardians that imply two distinctive understood breed names.

Maltipoo Facts

Why is the Maltipoo dog breed so popular in Mumbai?

Maltipoos have warmed many hearts. They are vivacious and cheerful dogs. If you like their sweetness and can provide the attention they require, this is an ideal pet. Please find some reasons to love Maltipoos below:

Adorable Crossbreed

A Maltipoo is a beloved and one of the cutest crossbreeds to come from combining the smallest Maltese with a Toy or Mini Poodle.

Hypoallergenic Coat

Maltipoos are known for their low-shedding, hypoallergenic coat, making them often a good choice for individuals with allergies.

Maltipoos are Intelligent

Cross-breeds are always intelligent, and in this case, too, Maltipoos inherit some level of intelligence from one or both parent breeds, making them really fast to pick up training commands.

Maltipoos are Playful and Social

Maltipoos are spirited and friendly, providing excellent entertainment to a family unit or singles and seniors.

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Maltipoo Nutrition Requirements

Raw food is good dog food for your Maltipoo. Feeding your pet this way will ensure that they stay healthy and happy and avoid more common health issues such as obesity, joint/dental/tummy problems, or itchy skin.

Breakdown of Macro-nutrients

The appropriate diet for a Maltipoo is balanced and suitable to their life stage and activity level. That means a mix of good-quality protein, fats, and vegetables (and some berries for vitamins, minerals, and fibre).

Kibble comprises carbohydrates, which are little to nothing, and a dog's stomach is not anatomically designed to digest and ferment. But even grain-free kibble will be full of starchy carbs (i.e., rice, potato, legumes & lentils). Or kibble, which makes the dog's digestive system work like crazy and spikes insulin, glucagon & cortisol all day, taxing organs, namely the pancreas.

This heat processing, when adding toxic furthers like these, also has the unfortunate effect of denaturing nutrients into advanced glycation end-products. These can promote inflammation and place stress on many important organs in the body, resulting in other health problems down the road.