How to feed a golden retriever? In daily life, the owner should prepare rich food for the golden retriever every day, and feed it regularly and quantitatively at fixed points so that the golden retriever can develop good eating habits. In addition, golden retrievers should be trained from an early age to develop good living habits. For example, sleep, eat, defecate, sharpen claws, etc. in a fixed place.

The diet of a golden retriever is very important. The food must be of high quality and quantity. The food must not be expired and must be clean and hygienic, but you cannot feed it too much. Golden retrievers are very greedy. Animal liver is rich in nutrients, and golden retrievers like to eat it very much. However, long-term eating of liver can lead to obesity, skin itching, vitamin A poisoning, calcium deficiency, bleeding, and postpartum convulsions, which is very dangerous. It is recommended to feed them with dog food.

Golden retrievers should pay attention to calcium supplementation, especially when their teeth are changing and their bodies are growing rapidly. They can take calcium tablets or liquid calcium. Liquid calcium is easier to absorb. Also, if it is a female Golden Retriever, her body will be deficient in calcium after giving birth and entering the lactation period, so pay attention to calcium supplements. It is best to add calcium powder to the dog's dog food or use injections to supplement calcium. .

Feeding time and frequency should be controlled well. Newly weaned golden retrievers have a very good appetite. It is best to feed them three times a day. If they are too full at one time, it is easy to cause abdominal bloating or abdominal pain; adult dogs can be fed two meals a day. Feeding times should be fixed at the same time every day, such as after an early morning walk or after dinner.

In addition, the golden retriever needs to be combed every day to remove dirt and dust from the hair and prevent the hair from forming balls. Brush your golden retriever’s teeth 3-4 times a week and clean its ears and eyes 2-3 times a week. Bathe your golden retriever regularly, trim its nails, and trim the hair on its toenails. It is also necessary to perform internal and external deworming regularly to prevent parasites from invading and interfering.

For large golden retrievers, it needs to be guided to do enough exercise. Moreover, golden retrievers are good at swimming. If conditions permit, the owner can take the golden retriever to swim. While guiding golden retrievers to exercise, owners also need to note that young golden retrievers do not need too much exercise, just a proper walk. Moreover, do not take your golden retriever for running before it is 1 year old. Because the dog's skeletal development may not be mature yet, running will bring huge pressure to the bones, which is not conducive to the growth of golden retriever puppies.