How to feed Labrador

Labrador feeding is mainly divided into daily diet and exercise and domestication. In terms of feeding, we mainly pay attention to the feeding of young children before 6 months old. It is necessary to ensure nutrition and all aspects of vitamins, trace elements and calcium needs. The number of daily meals needs to increase with each month. Changes with age, the diet should be less salty, feed less bones, and try to avoid feeding raw food. Domestication requires reasonable exercise, enough space for exercise and play, time for outdoor activities, a good training method and enough patience. It should be noted that it is recommended to comb, bathe and deworm regularly.

The feeding method of Labrador is mainly aimed at its daily diet and exercise domestication

(1) Labrador’s daily diet

It is in the infancy stage before 6 months , it is recommended to feed at least 3 times a day, which can be divided into morning, lunch and evening. If necessary, you can add a midnight snack. Twice a day is recommended after 6 months. Labrador's diet mainly consists of dog food. It has a large nutritional requirement in its early years. It is recommended to feed more protein and meat with fruits and vegetables to increase nutrition, such as chicken breast, fish and egg yolk with broccoli, pumpkin, apple, etc. You can usually supplement it with some calcium and trace amounts. Elements promote nutritional balance. It should be noted that Labrador's intestines and stomach are relatively fragile. Try to feed cooked meat and feed less or no raw meat. Avoid salt or less salt, and feed as few bones as possible to avoid problems such as hair loss and constipation

(2) Exercise and domestication

Because Labradors are very smart in their early childhood. It is recommended that around four months, you can train your dog to do some actions and guide your dog’s behavior correctly. You must have enough patience and you can reward your dog with some snacks and meat if he does it right. It is recommended to try to give some larger space for activities. It is recommended that Labradors have enough time to go out every day. In childhood, it is recommended to have about 20 minutes to half an hour a day. In adulthood, it is recommended to have about 1-2 hours a day.

Secondly, it should be noted that Labrador dogs need to be dewormed regularly and bathed regularly. If time permits, it is recommended to comb their hair 1-2 times a day.