Best diet for Golden Doodle Puppy | Raised Right Pet Food

Board & Train + Diet Reset ✨
Nutrition Counseling looks different for each client, but here’s a peak into Cheech’s….If you’ve been here for any period of time, then you know that diet affects behavior. All of those wonderful feel-good hormones are produced and controlled by the microbiome, the microbiome is directly affected by the diet. SO during our Board & Train programs our pups go through nutrition programs while in our care - during this time we find the best diet for each pup… BECAUSE DIET IS SPECIFIC TO EACH DOG. We get them set up on the diet, work on any diet related issues while they’re here and that way when the pup goes home he’s completely set up and the owner can simply focus on welcoming their dog home and maintaining their training.
Now - Raw food is a hot topic, and while I’m a huge advocate for it and my own pets are entirely raw fed… in my 8 years or nutrition counseling, I’ve seen an alarming number of doodles with digestive problems… they typically fare much better on a gently cooked diet - now that’s not to say that NO doodles can eat raw, I have clients whose doodles do wonderfully. There’s no science to back this up, I’m simply sharing the experience I’ve had with the majority of doodles coming to me. They’re far more prone to GI problems and while this is something we can work on, not every client has the time, patience and resources - SO gently cooked formulas work much better for the majority - it’s easier on the digestive system and it’s still very nutritious!
Since Cheech is a puppy I am only using a probiotic and digestive enzyme combo, once the 30 day supply is finished - he’s done with probiotics for the time being. For puppies it’s important to keep it simple and while his own microbiome is developing I don’t like to potentially hinder that with an overabundance of new bacteria. I do recommend quarterly probiotics for pets on monthly meds.
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