What can Labradors eat? During the puppy period, Labradors can be fed an appropriate amount of raw meat or fish to help their development; after 3 weeks, Labradors can be fed cow and goat milk in addition to breast milk. and soup, etc., but not too much fat, otherwise it will easily lead to diarrhea; after 5 to 6 months, you can feed soft rice, and add an appropriate amount of whole grains and vegetables with low fiber content to supplement vitamins.

1. During the puppy period, if you can occasionally feed an appropriate amount of raw meat or fish, it will help the development of the dog. However, the fish bones and bones must be broken into pieces.

2. If the Labrador eats human food, it will cause gastrointestinal disorders and cause indigestion. Therefore, it must be cooked into soft food

3. You cannot feed only meat without rice and vegetables.

4. Using biscuits with less sugar as snacks is also a way to supplement the meal.

5. Labradors after 3 weeks of age can be fed cow, goat milk and soup in addition to breast milk, but the soup should not contain too much fat, otherwise it will easily lead to diarrhea.

6. Little Labradors around one month old can be fed porridge-like food cooked with minced meat, rice, cornmeal, flour and vegetables in conjunction with breastfeeding.

7. Labrador puppies that are 35 to 45 days old can be cooked into gruel with thick soup, and add an appropriate amount of whole grains, vegetables, fish and salt as their staple food. During this period, please remove internal parasites from your dog.

8. Change the Labrador’s drinking water sooner or later.

9. After the Labrador grows to 4 to 5 years old, its bones will gradually grow. Food cannot contain too much fat.

10. From 5 to 6 months old, Labrador puppies can be fed soft rice, and appropriate amounts of whole grains and vegetables with low fiber content can be added to supplement vitamins. This is a critical period for the growth and development of the little Labrador, and sufficient food nutrition must be provided.

12. When the Labrador grows to 8 months old, the female dog begins to have physiological phenomena. Vaginal bleeding will last for 2 to 3 weeks. When the amount of bleeding decreases, the vagina will swell and enter the ovulation period, which will continue. About 5 days. Female dogs only mate during this period, and it is best to keep them in captivity or tethered to avoid getting close to male dogs. After 5 to 6 months, it is more appropriate to mate and give birth again during the second estrus.

13. Calcium supplementation for Labradors is best from 2 months old to 6 months old. The dosage and time can be determined according to the development of Labradors.

Labrador puppies are weaned about 6 weeks after they are born, and can eat regular food from now on, but within 1-6 months of birth, we must ensure that they are fed 3-4 times a day.

From the time Labrador is weaned to about 3 months old, we can properly control Labrador’s feeding time. The feeding time is set at 7 a.m., 12 noon, 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. 4 times a day. From the 5th month to the 8th month after birth, feeding can be given three times in the morning, noon and evening.The amount of food given to Labrador puppies during this period is approximately one-third to one-half that of adult dogs.

In the months from 2-3 months after weaning to within 3 months, the food composition of the Labrador puppy will determine its lifelong eating habits. If you plan to continue to feed special dog food in the future, you must adapt it to the taste of special dog food during this period of time.

If you plan to raise them with family meals in the future, the food should be mainly animal protein and feed more high-calorie foods. When puppies are 2-3 months old, the meat should be cut into fine pieces before feeding them because their teeth and lower jaw are not yet fully developed. Milk, butter, cheese, etc. are also suitable. But don’t give them hard bones, etc. yet.

The period from 6 months to 1 year old after birth is approximately equivalent to a human teenager, so a Labrador can develop into a young Labrador equivalent to an 18-year-old in one year. This period is the period when the dog is growing most vigorously, and the calories it consumes are about twice as much as it grows, so it can feed more animal protein foods.