Golden Retrievers, as a type of large breed, have relatively fragile digestive systems, so feeding should be given great attention at different stages.

How to Feed Golden Retrievers at Different Stages?

       Golden Retriever puppies at 2 to 3 months old have incomplete teeth and fragile gastrointestinal functions, while this is sometimes a critical period for body growth and development. Therefore, when preparing food, easily digestible and absorbable foods should be chosen, and hard foods should be avoided. If you choose to feed with puppy kibble, it should be soaked in warm water first, then mixed evenly with puppy milk powder before feeding the Golden Retriever puppy.

How to Feed Golden Retrievers at Different Stages?

       For daily feeding of 2 to 3-month-old puppies, it should follow the principle of small frequent meals. When Golden Retrievers are just weaned, feeding should try to resemble the nursing period diet. For example, if the puppy was nursed 5-6 times a day, feeding should also be 5-6 times a day. As the dog matures, the daily feeding frequency can be adjusted accordingly. When preparing food for 2 to 3-month-old Golden Retriever puppies, it is best to choose professional puppy kibble and goat milk powder to feed them. Other foods like canned dog food, dog snacks, bones, etc., should not be given to puppies yet. Wait until the Golden Retriever grows up, teeth are complete, digestive functions are sound, and the body is strong before feeding these foods. When the puppy is five to six months old, it is necessary to buy some dental chews or large round bones to help with teeth grinding.

How to Feed Golden Retrievers at Different Stages?

       Different stages require different focuses, so it is very important to supplement different nutrients at each stage. Owners should pay special attention to this point.