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Is Your Dog Allergic to His Labrador Retriever Food?

Many dog owners think they can feed their dog any food on the shelves in the local grocery store or pet store. However, many...

The Benefits of Organic Dog Food for Labrador Retriever Health

As a pet owner, you likely care about your Labrador retriever health just like you do for the rest of the family. When you...
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How to Identify Labrador Retriever Weight Problems

When you own a dog, it is important to do whatever you can to promote a healthy lifestyle for your pet, including in his...
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How to Keep Your Labrador’s Drinking Area Clean

Anyone who has a Labrador retriever knows how messy they can be when it comes to the way they drink water. If you don't...
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Choosing the Right Food for Your Labrador Retriever

There are so many dog food options available on the market, making it difficult for many dog owners to choose which ones are the...

The Importance of Elevated Feeders for Labrador Retrievers

If you have never heard of elevated feeders or raised bowls for dogs, it is worth learning more about them and the benefits they...

Skin Disorders in Labradors: Labrador Health

Skin diseases and disorders in Labrador health are upsetting for both pet and human. They can be itchy, uncomfortable and even painful for your...

Picky or Not, Good Food Is Best

A Labrador dog, like all breeds, eats dog food, and you want to be sure that you feed her the dog food that maximizes her optimum health. You may want to feed your puppy twice a day, once in the morning and again in the evening, but be sure not to overfeed! Labs are happy, fun-loving, energetic dogs with a high metabolism, and some dogs will eat even when they are not hungry. This can make your Labrador sick, so patiently watch how much she eats and consider her behavior to determine exactly how much to feed her

Does My Labrador Need to See a Veterinarian?

Dogs, unlike human beings, can’t speak up and let you know if they don’t feel well. That’s why, if you’re a conscientious Labrador Retriever owner, you need to know how to read your lab, and sense behavior that is “out of the ordinary” for your specific pet.

Making the Labrador a Part of Your Life

The ownership of a Labrador Retriever can be a wonderful addition to your family. Yet like any other ‘new addition,’ either human or animal, a Lab brings with it a whole host of duties and responsibilities.

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