The golden retriever is a large breed of dog, the dietary needs of the larger. In the nutritional allocation, it is necessary to pay attention to its need for high protein, high calorie, low fat food to meet the needs of its healthy growth.

The high-protein food includes fish, meat, poultry, etc., and the high-calorie food can choose starchy food, such as bread, rice and potatoes. However, it should be noted that Golden Retrievers especially do not like raw and cold food, and need to be accompanied by some warm ingredients.

2, the Golden Retriever appropriate food categories

Golden Retriever appropriate food include meat (chicken, beef, pork, etc.), starch (rice, bread, potatoes, etc.), vegetables (carrots, bitter melon, broccoli, etc.) and a moderate amount of fruit (apples, bananas, strawberries, etc.).

Meanwhile, care needs to be taken when choosing food, not to give Golden Retrievers too much candy, cookies and other snacks, which can lead to obesity and dental problems. In addition, human food needs to be chosen carefully as Golden Retrievers may be allergic to or unfit to digest certain foods, such as chocolate, milk, and animal offal.

3, how to reasonably match the golden retriever's diet

In order for the golden retriever to get the best dietary nutrients, it needs to be reasonably matched with food. In general, it is recommended that the golden retriever's daily diet is divided into three meals, and each meal should contain meat, starch and vegetables, and add some animal protein foods, such as fish, eggs, cheese, etc. in moderation.

At the same time, you need to make sure that your golden retriever drinks enough water every day to keep its body healthy. In the case of the dog's unstable food intake, you can also add dog food in moderation, but you need to ensure the quality of the dog food and control the intake, so as not to affect the dog's health.

4, golden retriever dietary taboos

In the golden retriever diet, you need to pay special attention to the following taboos:

1) Do not feed your golden retriever food containing alcohol, caffeine and chocolate;

2) Do not feed your golden retriever food containing artificial sweeteners or colors;

3) Don't give your Golden Retriever raw food such as fish or animal offal that is easily infected with pathogens;

4) Don't feed your Golden Retriever large amounts of candy, snacks and other foods high in sugar and fat.

In short, a reasonable diet is vital for the healthy growth of Golden Retrievers and requires regular nutritional adjustments and control to ensure a healthy and happy life for your dog.