How many times a day should you feed a Labrador retriever?

Answer 1

mostly it depends on how old or young and how fat/how much your lab weighs. if it is young, you might want to feed her about twice a day so she can grow, once at breakfast, and once at dinner. after she is about a year or two old and she is average size, keep doing the same. if she is about a year or two old and a bit over weight, feed her once a day either at breakfast or dinner.

Answer 2

When to feed your Labrador is generally a matter of choice and the age of the dog. Young puppies require four and sometimes even five small meals a day. From about four to eight months, the growing puppy will need three meals a day: morning, noon, and night. Reduce the feeding schedule to two meals a day at about nine months of age, and finally to the adult diet of one large meal a day at 11 or 12 months of age. Most owners feed an adult dog his main meal in the late afternoon or early evening, and often augment this with a few biscuits or some kibble in the morning. Others just divide the rations into two smaller feedings. Use whatever suits you and your dog best.

Answer 3

you should feed your lab about four times a day