Generally, people who have pet dogs especially want to know how to better take care of their pets. They often worry that they don’t understand dogs well enough and that their dogs might lack proper nutrition. Thus, in daily life, they might feed dogs some foods they consider nutritious, but the effect is often the exact opposite. When feeding pet dogs, you can follow the pet store’s recommendations or refer to some online resources. Do not feed dogs randomly based on your own ideas, as this might affect the dog’s health. Today, let’s learn about how to feed a Labrador?

Just like humans should not engage in strenuous exercise right after meals, dogs are the same. Labradors should not make large-scale movements before or after eating. For each season, the dog's food should not be exactly the same. In summer, dogs’ appetites, like humans’, tend to decrease, so we can only prepare some food that fills their stomach and is nutritious. When dogs don’t want to eat, you can feed them an appropriate amount of yogurt to stimulate their appetite and help them supplement nutrition.

In winter, when feeding dogs, it’s best to warm the food first, but it should not be too hot, so it does not harm the dog’s stomach. When you just adopt a Labrador, it will definitely need to eat many times a day. So we need to train the dog’s eating times to make its diet regular. After training, the owner should maintain a fixed feeding time and not feed at random times; otherwise, the dog might get hungry.

Dogs are relatively prone to illness, often caused by bacteria, so it’s important to disinfect the dog’s utensils regularly and carefully clean the food the dog eats. The water the dog drinks must also be clean; none of these matters should be overlooked. Dogs are especially vulnerable and need their owners to protect them well. When a Labrador refuses to eat or leaves too much food uneaten, owners should pay attention to the dog’s condition.