Sunday, 16 February 2020

Feeding Golden Retrievers


Golden retrievers are among the smartest dog breeds. Their friendly nature and temperament make them great pets for families with kids. These dogs are very active and have big appetites. As they go from one lifestage to the next, their dietary requirements also change significantly. Growing Golden retriever puppies need a complete and balanced diet that contains a high amount of protein to support body growth and development. They will also benefit from omega 3- and omega-6 essential fatty acids for strong bones and joints. Antioxidants help boost their immune system. For adult golden retrievers, their nutritional requirement include protein to improve bone density and endurance, carbohydrates as a ready source of energy, fats for hair coat health, and essential fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals. Senior golden retrievers will need a low-calorie diet because they are not as active as they used to. The will thrive with a diet that is low in calories, has moderate protein and fat content, low carbohydrate content, but with high fiber content. They will also benefit from joint supplements, such as chondroitin and glucosamine, for joint health and alleviate signs of joint problems. 

Your pet will benefit from regular wellness checks at an animal hospital Leesburg, VA.

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