When the golden retriever is one month to three months old, feed it 4 meals a day, with each meal weighing about 100 grams. It is recommended to feed golden retriever puppies soft-soaked dog food from about 45 to 90 days old. After the dog food is soaked in hot water for 5 to 10 minutes, the dog food will expand and become soft because it has absorbed enough water. If there is still excess water at this time, You can drain it and then feed it to your golden retriever.

Golden Retrievers are fed 3 meals a day from 3 months to 6 months, with 150-200 grams per meal. Golden retriever puppies can be fed dry dog ​​food when they are 3 months old, with a basin of water next to them. The golden retriever will drink some clean water after eating the dry food. In addition to satisfying the basic requirement of being full, eating dry food can also use the hardness of the puffed particles to clean the oral cavity, remove some accumulation in the oral cavity, and reduce oral diseases.

After golden retrievers enter the adult stage, from six months to one year old, they should be fed two meals a day, one meal of about 300 grams, and after one year old, one meal a day, about 650 grams. You can completely stop eating dog food soaked in water and eat dry dog ​​food directly at that time. Just provide the golden retriever with drinkable water at any time.

Food intake should be strictly controlled, as long as you are 70 minutes full. You should also pay attention to drinking water. Don't drink too much water. If you drink too much water, your dog's muscles will relax and it will look like it is bearing weight. Take your puppy out for more activities and get more exercise, but don't exercise too strenuously. Note that you cannot feed dogs any seasonings, such as soy sauce, salt, MSG, sugar, pepper, aniseed, etc. Do not feed some foods that are not easy to digest, such as soybeans, sesame seeds, etc. There are also squids and other things that cannot be eaten. Also, never give it chocolate, as chocolate is fatal to dogs.