Royal Canin Dog Food Labrador Retriever Puppy Dry Mix 3kg

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Finding the best food for a Labrador puppy is paramount to their growth and development. Labradors are classed as large breeds, weighing over 25kg when full-grown. Their puppy food needs to support their growth as well as prevent skeletal problems later in life. So, Take a Break Pets have put together this guide to giving your Lab puppy the best start in life - with the help of Dr Linda Simon, the resident veterinarian for Pooch & Mutt.

Every product, whether it’s canned dog food, dry dog food, or treats, is extensively tested and re-tested to guarantee it meets those criteria. Some dog foods for puppies are inexpensive because they substitute maize and vegetable-based components for meat. AATU 80/20 is an expensive food formulation; however, since it is concentrated, less of this food is required for dogs to reach eating satisfaction, increasing the value of the food. Along with its AAFCO nutrient profile for “Growth”, this 5-star formula contains just the right mix of calcium, phosphorus and calories to help reduce the risk of canine hip and joint disease… making it the perfect fit for Lab puppies. Sample buyer review…“Really good product. I like he fact that it is a top quality food without the high, high price.”Now, you are well aware of the essential nutrients that should be present in your Labrador’s diet. One more thing, these nutrients list will keep changing as they grow old. Plus, follow our Labrador feeding chart UK, it will surely help you feed the right amount to your furry pal. Please consult your veterinarian to discuss possible allergies and foods to avoid and foods to eat. The top 5 food allergens for Labradors include Beef Some dogs described as ‘fussy eaters’ often much prefer the real meaty flavor of wet food…although whether a dog is actually fussy or simply too highly fussed over is another story.

You will probably want to make sure your puppy is protected against infectious diseases by having him vaccinated. In this section we answer all your puppy vaccination questions. Don’t miss:- We have dome footwork and jotted down the list of ingredients, which you should avoid feeding your Labrador.Premium food with higher-quality ingredients has higher nutritional density as well, so you can feed your dog less to gain the same results. Assuming you get your puppy at the recommended 8 weeks, they will have been fully weaned before you bring them home. Sample buyer review…“We have tried several foods once we decided to switch from Blue Buffalo. Lots of bags donated to the shelter. When we could no longer get Royal Canin I was forced to find, yet again, another food. After hearing that grain free foods are linked to heart disease, I decided to switch from Natural Balance to Nutro. Best decision ever. Not only do they love it, their coats look better, less itching, their weight is good and it’s less expensive without skimping in quality! Finally a food I can continue giving my dogs without worry if I am giving them the right food!” Good breeders will supply you with all the information you need to feed your new puppy and you should follow this advice. If they don’t offer this, then ask for it. There is a huge choice of feeding bowls available. You’ll probably want to make sure the bowls you choose are dishwasher safe and not easily breakable. You can get some very cheap and colorful plastic bowls. But they tend to scratch easily and look a bit ‘sad’ when they’ve been through the dishwasher a few times.