Labradors are very worry-free dogs, they don’t bark excessively or tear up the house, and they are affectionate to their owners. Their personality is impeccable, and they always help their owners. Many pet owners want to get one such considerate little companion. Before bringing one home, pet owners might want to check out the key points of feeding Labradors. Mastering these little tips can help raise a healthier and better Labrador.

Raising Labradors basically starts with their diet. Diet is the most essential and error-free step in raising dogs. If the dog mistakenly eats harmful food, the consequences are what pet owners do not want to see. Next, I will talk about feeding tips for Labradors.

1. Pay attention to the type of food

Some foods dogs must never touch, such as irritating garlic and onions, and toxic chocolate for dogs, should not be placed where Labradors can reach them. Dogs have a preference for meat, so meat and bones are indispensable in their diet, but what is fed must be cooked meat boiled with hot water. Raw meat contains a large amount of bacteria. Although many pet owners think dogs used to eat raw meat and had no problems, in reality, raw meat bacteria have a high chance of causing diseases, especially since dogs nowadays are kept as pets with somewhat weaker immunity.

2. Pay attention to feeding quantity

Puppies’ appetite is easier to control because at this stage, Labradors do not require much food, so generally feeding some goat milk powder is enough. Too hard or excessive dry dog food should not be fed. Adult dogs should not be given all their food at once; feeding multiple small meals is a more scientific method.

3. What is better to feed

Dogs are omnivores and can accept vegetables and fruits, as well as dog food and feed. Every dog has its own taste. Adding some minced meat mixed with vegetable bits, stirred with some nutritional paste, creates a nutritious and delicious meal.

If pet owners don’t know which foods can be fed and which cannot, it’s best to consult a doctor or look up information online, so as not to accidentally feed something inappropriate~