Golden Retrievers are very popular pet dogs, not only with extremely high intelligence and very obedient. They also have great looks, gentle temperament, and are very affectionate to their owners, truly a warm-hearted dog. Golden Retrievers are many people's ideal pet companions. So if you have chosen a Golden Retriever, do you know how to feed them? Today I will introduce the feeding of Golden Retrievers.

Feeding Golden Retrievers

Golden Retriever puppies can be weaned after one month, generally it is recommendedaround 45 days for weaning. After weaning, Golden Retriever puppies can be fed goat milk powder, but do not feed cow's milk, as dogs have lactose intolerance. Consuming too much cow's milk can cause diarrhea, bloating, etc. Besides goat milk powder, you can also feed the dog milk cake, or soak puppy food in warm water and mash it into a paste for easy licking by Golden Retriever puppies.

Golden Retrievers between 4-6 months will go through teething. To relieve pain and discomfort, they will chew on suitable objects. During this period, you can prepare dog chew toys or other teething toys for your dog.

Feeding Golden Retrievers

Adult Golden Retrievers can be fed adult dog food. If possible, choose natural food for your dog. No additives or preservatives, which is very beneficial for the dog's health. Animal liver can also be fed, but not excessively. If you cannot ensure the nutritional balance of homemade dog food, it can be given as small snacks to the dog.

When feeding senior Golden Retrievers, protein and calcium need to be supplemented. You can feed goat milk powder or chicken and duck meat to senior dogs, and add calcium powder to their dog food. Follow the principle of feeding less but more frequently. Elderly dogs are not suited for intense exercise, but daily walks are very beneficial for their physical and mental health.

Feeding Golden Retrievers

The above introduced the feeding of Golden Retrievers. With careful feeding, your Golden Retriever will surely grow up strong and healthy.