What should golden retrievers not eat during pregnancy? Pregnant golden retrievers should not eat too much food with high nutritional value, and do not feed foods high in sugar, fat and protein; do not feed pregnant golden retrievers food that is moldy, rotten, spoiled, toxic and highly irritating. Food; the feed of pregnant golden retrievers cannot be changed frequently, and the feed volume should not be too large.

Insufficient exercise and insufficient exposure to sunlight will weaken the golden retriever's ability to cope with childbirth. The worst case scenario is that too much food with high nutritional value will be eaten, making the fetus too large and unable to deliver smoothly. Take it for a long walk every day, but the exercise should not be intense.

In addition, do not feed foods high in sugar, fat and protein. Eat more meat and vegetables, and do not let it gain weight.

During pregnancy, you may wish to add calcium tablets, vitamins A, D, E, etc. to your food. The gestation period of a dog is 58 to 64 days, with an average of 62 days. The task of feeding and management during pregnancy is to enhance the physical fitness of the golden retriever, ensure the sound development of the fetus, prevent miscarriage, and produce a large number of healthy, vigorous, and heavy newborn puppies in each litter. For this reason, for the feeding and management of pregnant golden retrievers, in addition to supplying full-priced diets, the feed must also pay attention to hygiene and ensure quality.

Never feed moldy, rotten, spoiled, toxic and highly irritating feed to prevent miscarriage. Feed cannot be changed frequently, and the volume of feed should not be too large to avoid affecting the development of the fetus.

Pregnant golden retrievers do not need to feed special feed during the early stages of pregnancy (within about 35 days), but attention should be paid to feeding on time. One month later, the fetus begins to develop rapidly, and its demand for various nutrients increases sharply. At this time, in addition to increasing the food supply, the golden retriever during pregnancy should also be given some digestive supplements, high protein content, calcium, and phosphorus. , Vitamin-rich feed, such as meat, offal, eggs, milk, etc.

When pregnant for 35 to 45 days, the baby should be fed 4 times a day; do not feed cold feed and drinking water to avoid irritating the gastrointestinal tract, affecting digestion, and even causing miscarriage. Pregnant Golden Retrievers should exercise appropriately. In the first trimester (about 1 month of pregnancy), they should exercise for about 2 hours a day. In the later period, they can move freely. Pay attention to protecting against heat, and it is strictly forbidden to whip or force them to cross or climb obstacles. In order to prevent mutual squeezing and biting, pregnant golden retrievers should be kept in a single pen, and attention should be paid to maintaining dog body and environmental hygiene.