The most difficult time for raising a pet dog is when the dog is sick and when the dog is a puppy, especially when it is the first time to raise a Labrador retriever. Most of the dogs we buy are Labrador retriever puppies. However, first-time owners are inexperienced and often cause their dogs to get sick by giving their dogs inappropriate food. The most common problem for Labrador dogs is diarrhea, and there are many other problems.

How many meals should a Labrador retriever eat better? Let me start with the weaned Labrador retriever. Recipe:

When the puppies are born, you don’t have to worry about feeding them, because the Labrador mother will take good care of them. By one and a half to two months, the mother's milk can no longer satisfy the appetite of the puppies. You will see that the puppies are always surrounding their mother. Turn, and the Labrador mother always looks at them helplessly. Moreover, at this time, the little Labrador retriever has already grown many small fangs, and breastfeeding the little Labrador retriever has become a more painful thing for the Labrador retriever mother. At this time, it is necessary to add some food to the little Labrador puppy appropriately. Soak the Labrador dog food with the prepared milk powder and feed it to the Labrador dog. When buying a dog, be sure to buy milk powder, because the bag milk or fresh milk we drink contains too much fat. Drinking it will cause diarrhea. If the mother of the Labrador still feeds the dog, she should eat two to three times a day. As the mother feeds the dog less and less, it should be increased to four times a day. Second-rate. That is once every six hours. It’s easy to tell if your little Labrador is hungry. They bark when they're hungry and look for something to eat, so you don't need an alarm clock to get up at five in the morning to feed them. That’s the price you pay for raising a Labrador puppy.

Labrador dogs from three months to five or six months can basically be fed three times a day, that is, three times in the morning, noon and evening. Pay attention to the time intervals as evenly as possible so that they can develop the habit of eating at regular intervals. Little Labradors usually poop after eating, so you should be prepared to collect poop when you prepare a meal for them and watch them gobble it up. It’s easy to tell whether a Labrador puppy that doesn’t feel hungry or full after eating has eaten too much. You only need to look at their poop. Normal poop is a little soft but well-formed (it shouldn’t be disgusting, observing the Labrador’s poop is an important part of the work of Labrador parents and Labrador mothers) and should not be sticky. , and there should be no original form of food. If the feces of a small Labrador retriever is soft, shapeless, and even contains undigested food, it is obvious that they have been fed too much, and they should try to reduce the food given to them. This period should be maintained for six months. If your little Labrador puppy is growing well, you can gradually change its meal to two meals a day, that is, one meal in the morning and one in the evening. By eating regularly and going out for regular walks, the Labrador will develop the habit of not excreting at home, which will save a lot of trouble for parents.

There are two opinions on how many meals an adult Labrador should eat a day. One is just one meal a day, and the other is still two meals a day. There are different opinions on the pros and cons of the two feeding methods. Personally, I think two meals a day is healthier, and my Labrador has always adopted this method. Because I think it is too long to feed Labrador dogs only one meal twenty-four hours a day, which is even more detrimental to the health of Labrador dogs. One full meal plus numerous snacks is definitely not as healthy as two full meals retailing in small quantities. In addition, if you ensure that the Labrador only eats one meal a day without any other snacks, the Labrador’s blood sugar will change greatly throughout the day. When hungry, the blood sugar will be very low, and after eating Blood sugar will increase too much during a meal, which is also detrimental to the health of Labrador dogs. Moreover, Labradors who are extremely hungry will eat very quickly. They do not chew properly when eating. In this way, they eat too many things that are not chewed properly, and the burden on their gastrointestinal tract is too great. So I recommend that you don’t be afraid of trouble, feed your Labrador twice a day, and let it go out to play twice. This is better for gastrointestinal health and satisfies the Labrador’s amount of exercise. As for you, walking twice a day is also a good way to keep fit. Hold on, don't be fooled by their pitiful little eyes.

The way puppies are raised is related to the dog's lifelong eating habits. At least you need to know how to feed the dog regularly, quantitatively and at fixed points every day, so that the Labrador can develop good eating habits and help the operation of the gastrointestinal digestive system. In addition, it is necessary to supplement the dog with calcium and nutrients from a very young age. Let the dog live a healthy life and develop good living habits.