How much do i feed my 2 year old Labrador retriever?

Answer 1

3 to 4 times a day. This is according to my 2-month old black labrador, Samuel's vet.

Give it supplement(Raffavit or pet tabs) and a quality dog food like Eukanuba, Alpo or Pedigree(for pups of course) This is the stage where you need to supply your dog all the nutrients and proper caring it needs. Your dog should grow big and it should show all the distinctions of a pure-breed labrador retriever. Listen to the vet and follow all his/her advises. You will be satisfied and proud of your pet when it reaches adult stage. It's all worth it.

Answer 2

The best answer is, it depends. Labradors are generally active dogs when encouraged, but can turn into couch potatoes if their family doesn't keep moving. Also, at 2 years of age your Labrador should be done with bone growth but may still be developing his muscle mass.

You should ask your veterinarian this question, as he will be able to judge the dog and the activity level and recommend a certain calorie amount. However, you can judge based off the feeding recommendations on the back of the food you purchase - the major pet food companies often have general feeding guidelines that are reasonable.

Answer 3

Usually, feed a full-grown Labrador Retriver 2 cups of (Pedigree is what I reccomend) in the mornings, and in the evenings. Fluxuate food intake if needed.