Labradoodle Nutrition & Feeding Guide: Best Food & Diet

Proper nutrition is the foundation of your Labradoodle’s health, energy, and longevity. From their shiny coat to their boundless energy, what you feed your Labradoodle directly impacts every aspect of their wellbeing. Yet with countless dog food options and conflicting nutritional advice, many owners feel overwhelmed about making the right choices.

The good news? Feeding your Labradoodle doesn’t have to be complicated. Understanding their unique nutritional needs, choosing quality food, and following proper portions will set your dog up for a long, healthy life.

At It’s a Doodle K9 Service in Sooke, BC, we’ve raised hundreds of healthy Labradoodle puppies on a biologically appropriate RAW diet. Our breeding dogs thrive on carefully selected RAW nutrition that supports their active lifestyles, beautiful coats, and overall health. After 20+ years of experience, we know what works—and what doesn’t—when it comes to Labradoodle nutrition.

Whether you’re bringing home a new puppy or optimizing your adult dog’s diet, this comprehensive guide will show you exactly how to feed your Labradoodle for optimal health at every life stage.

Understanding Labradoodle Nutritional Needs

What Makes Labradoodles Unique?

Labradoodles are active, medium-to-large breed dogs with specific nutritional requirements:

Energy Needs:

• High activity level requires quality calories
• Active adults need 25-30 calories per pound of body weight
• Working/sporting dogs may need even more
• Seniors require 20-25 calories per pound

Coat Health:

• Beautiful fleece/wool coats need omega fatty acids
• High-quality protein supports hair growth and texture
• Biotin and zinc prevent coat issues

Joint Support:

• Medium-to-large breed prone to hip dysplasia
• Natural sources of glucosamine and chondroitin important
• Proper calcium-to-phosphorus ratio critical during growth

Digestive Health:

• Many Labradoodles have sensitive stomachs on processed foods
• RAW feeding often eliminates digestive issues
• Quality protein sources prevent problems
• Natural enzymes support healthy digestion

Essential Nutrients for Labradoodles

Protein (22-32% for puppies, 18-25% for adults minimum):

• Builds and repairs muscles
• Supports coat health
• Provides sustained energy
• Best sources in RAW diet: whole muscle meat (chicken, beef, fish, lamb), organ meats, eggs

Fats (8-15% for puppies, 5-15% for adults):

• Primary energy source
• Supports brain development
• Keeps coat shiny and skin healthy
• Best sources in RAW diet: natural animal fats, fish oil, egg yolks

Vitamins & Minerals:

• Calcium and phosphorus from raw meaty bones for proper bone development
• Vitamin E and omega-3s for coat health
• Antioxidants from fresh foods for immune system
• B vitamins from organ meats for energy metabolism

Best Diet for Labradoodles: Why We Feed RAW

Our Approach at It’s a Doodle K9 Service

WE EXCLUSIVELY FEED A BIOLOGICALLY APPROPRIATE RAW DIET (BARF)

After 20+ years of breeding experience, we’ve found that RAW feeding provides superior health outcomes for our Labradoodles. This can be home-prepared or commercially prepared from quality RAW food companies.

Benefits We’ve Observed with RAW Feeding:

Coat & Skin Health:

• Shinier, softer coats
• Less shedding
• Reduced skin allergies and hot spots
• Natural oils balanced

Digestive Health:

• Smaller, firmer stools
• Less gas and bloating
• Improved nutrient absorption
• Reduced food sensitivities

Dental Health:

• Cleaner teeth naturally
• Less tartar buildup
• Fresher breath
• Strong jaw development

Overall Vitality:

• Higher energy levels
• Better muscle tone
• Stronger immune system
• Improved longevity

Behavioral Benefits:

• Calmer demeanor
• Better focus
• Reduced hyperactivity
• More satisfied after meals

Types of RAW Diets

Home-Prepared RAW:

• Complete control over ingredients
• Most economical when buying in bulk
• Customizable for individual needs
• Fresh, species-appropriate nutrition
• Requires education on proper ratios
• Time investment for preparation

Commercial RAW (Pre-Made):

• Nutritionally balanced formulas
• Convenient and safe
• Consistent quality
• Good for busy owners
• More expensive than home-prepared
• Requires freezer space

Recommended Commercial RAW Brands:

• Primal Pet Foods – Complete and balanced, good variety
• Steve’s Real Food – Quest formulas, excellent quality
• Answers Pet Food – Fermented options, great for digestion
• Small Batch – Organic options available
• Big Country Raw – Canadian company, good value
• Northwest Naturals – Wide protein selection

RAW Feeding Guidelines

Basic BARF Ratio (80/10/10):

• 80% muscle meat (chicken, beef, turkey, lamb, fish)
• 10% raw meaty bones (chicken necks, wings, backs)
• 10% organ meats (5% liver, 5% other organs like kidney, spleen)

Add-ins for Complete Nutrition:

• Small amount of vegetables/fruits (5-10%) – pureed or fermented
• Omega-3 rich fish oil
• Kefir or other probiotics
• Seasonal variety for diverse nutrients

Daily RAW Feeding Amounts:

• Puppies: 5-10% of body weight daily (divided into 3-4 meals)
• Active adults: 2-3% of body weight daily (divided into 2 meals)
• Less active adults: 1.5-2% of body weight daily
• Seniors: 1.5-2% of body weight daily

Our Supplement Protocol with RAW

Even with RAW feeding, we supplement for optimal health:

NuVet Plus (Order Code: 828921):

• Comprehensive vitamin and mineral support
• Antioxidants for immune health
• Made with human-grade ingredients
• Order at nuvet.com

Wild Omega-3 Fish Oil:

• Supports coat, joints, and brain health
• Reduces inflammation
• Complements RAW diet perfectly

Organic Kefir:

• Probiotics for gut health
• Aids digestion and nutrient absorption
• Supports immune system

Transitioning to RAW

Important: Transition slowly over 7-14 days

Days 1-3:

• Start with one RAW meal, keep other meal kibble
• Use mild proteins (chicken or turkey)
• Monitor stools

Days 4-7:

• Increase RAW portion gradually
• Introduce bone content slowly
• Watch for digestive adjustment

Days 8-14:

• Fully transition to RAW
• Introduce variety of proteins
• Add organ meats last

Tips for Successful Transition:

• Start with ground RAW if whole pieces intimidate your dog
• Fast for 12 hours before first RAW meal
• Add probiotics or kefir to support digestion
• Some dogs transition immediately, others need more time
• Slight digestive upset is normal during transition

Alternative Feeding Options (If RAW Isn’t Possible)

We understand RAW feeding isn’t feasible for everyone. If you must feed processed food, here are our recommendations:

What to Look For in Quality Kibble

Top 5 Criteria:

1. Named Protein as First Ingredient
   • “Chicken” not “poultry meal”
   • “Beef” not “meat by-products”
   • Look for specific sources
2. AAFCO Certification
   • Ensures complete and balanced nutrition
   • Look for life stage appropriateness
   • “Meets AAFCO standards” on label
3. Minimal Fillers or Artificial Additives
   • Avoid corn, wheat, soy as main ingredients
   • No artificial colors, flavors, preservatives
   • Limited by-products
4. Appropriate for Life Stage
   • Puppy formula for under 12 months
   • Adult formula for 1-7 years
   • Senior formula for 7+ years
5. Suits Your Dog’s Activity Level
   • High-protein for active dogs
   • Moderate protein for average activity
   • Weight management formulas if needed

Top Kibble Brands (If Not Feeding RAW)

Premium Brands:

Orijen

• High protein (38-40%)
• Biologically appropriate ingredients
• Grain-free options
• Excellent for active Labradoodles

Acana

• Quality protein sources
• Regional ingredients
• Various formulas for different needs
• Good value for quality

Fromm

• Family-owned, trusted brand
• Grain-inclusive and grain-free options
• Probiotics included
• Excellent digestibility

Taste of the Wild

• Novel proteins available
• Grain-free formulas
• Good for sensitive stomachs
• Mid-range pricing

Purina Pro Plan

• Extensive research-backed
• Sport formulas for active dogs
• Sensitive skin and stomach options
• Veterinarian recommended

Mid-Range Quality Brands:

Blue Buffalo

• LifeSource Bits with antioxidants
• No chicken by-products
• Wide variety of formulas

Nutro

• Non-GMO ingredients
• Simple, clean recipes
• Good for dogs with sensitivities

The Grain-Free Debate

The FDA Investigation: Recent studies linked some grain-free diets to DCM (dilated cardiomyopathy) in dogs. The connection isn’t fully understood, but concerns exist with certain legume-heavy kibbles.

Our Recommendation:

• RAW diet eliminates this concern entirely
• If feeding kibble, grain-inclusive is safer for most Labradoodles
• Choose quality grains: brown rice, oats, barley
• Grain-free kibble only if proven allergies exist
• Consult your vet about individual needs

Feeding Schedule by Age

Puppy Feeding (8 Weeks – 12 Months)

8-12 Weeks Old:

• Frequency: 4 meals per day
• Amount (RAW): 8-10% of body weight divided into 4 meals
• Amount (Kibble): 1/4 – 1/2 cup per meal (Total: 1-2 cups)
• Food type: Puppy formula or puppy-appropriate RAW

3-6 Months Old:

• Frequency: 3 meals per day
• Amount (RAW): 6-8% of body weight divided into 3 meals
• Amount (Kibble): 1/2 – 1 cup per meal (Total: 1.5-3 cups)
• Notes: Rapid growth period – monitor body condition

6-12 Months Old:

• Frequency: 2-3 meals per day
• Amount (RAW): 4-6% of body weight divided into 2-3 meals
• Amount (Kibble): 1 – 2 cups per meal (Total: 2-4 cups)
• Notes: Transition to adult ratios around 12 months

Puppy Feeding Tips:

• Feed at same times daily for housetraining
• Remove uneaten food after 20-30 minutes (RAW) or 15-20 minutes (kibble)
• Always provide fresh water
• Monitor body condition (should see waist, feel ribs easily)
• RAW-fed puppies grow at optimal rate, not maximum rate

Adult Feeding (1-7 Years)

Mini Labradoodles (15-30 lbs):

• RAW: 0.5-1 lb per day (2-3% body weight)
• Kibble: 1-2 cups per day
• Frequency: 2 meals per day
• Calories: 400-750 per day

Medium Labradoodles (30-50 lbs):

• RAW: 1-1.5 lbs per day (2-3% body weight)
• Kibble: 2-3 cups per day
• Frequency: 2 meals per day
• Calories: 750-1,250 per day

Standard Labradoodles (50-65 lbs):

• RAW: 1.5-2 lbs per day (2-3% body weight)
• Kibble: 3-4 cups per day
• Frequency: 2 meals per day
• Calories: 1,250-1,625 per day

Adjust Based On:

• Activity level (add 25% for very active dogs)
• Metabolism (some dogs need more/less)
• Body condition (can you feel ribs easily?)
• Season (may eat less in summer)

Senior Feeding (7+ Years)

Nutritional Changes Needed:

• Lower calories (reduced activity)
• Higher quality protein (easier to digest)
• RAW diet naturally provides easy-to-digest protein
• Natural joint support from raw meaty bones
• More fiber if needed (digestive support)

Senior Feeding Guidelines:

• Reduce portions by 20-30%
• Continue RAW diet – seniors often thrive on RAW
• Consider smaller, more frequent meals
• Monitor weight closely (obesity common in seniors)
• May need softer bones or ground RAW

Portion Control & Weight Management

How Much to Feed Your Labradoodle

Use these guidelines as STARTING POINTS:

Body Condition Scoring (1-9 scale, ideal is 4-5):

• Underweight (1-3): Ribs, spine, hip bones visible
• Ideal (4-5): Ribs easily felt, visible waist, slight abdominal tuck
• Overweight (6-7): Ribs hard to feel, no waist, abdominal sagging
• Obese (8-9): Heavy fat deposits, no waist, distended abdomen

The Rib Test:

Run hands along your Labradoodle’s sides. You should:

• Feel ribs easily without pressing hard
• Not see ribs prominently (except very active dogs)
• See a defined waist when viewed from above

Adjust Portions:

• Gaining weight? Reduce by 10-15%
• Losing weight? Increase by 10-15%
• Monitor weekly, adjust gradually

Preventing Obesity

Labradoodles are prone to weight gain due to their Labrador genetics. Obesity causes:

• Joint problems (hip dysplasia worsens)
• Diabetes
• Heart disease
• Shortened lifespan (up to 2 years less)

Prevention Strategies:

• Measure food accurately – use kitchen scale for RAW
• Don’t free-feed
• Limit treats to 10% of daily calories
• Use vegetables as low-cal treats (carrots, green beans)
• Increase exercise before reducing food
• Avoid table scraps
• Regular weigh-ins (monthly)
• RAW-fed dogs naturally maintain healthier weights

Treats & Supplements

Healthy Treat Options

Best RAW Treats:

• Freeze-dried liver, heart, lung
• Dehydrated meat chunks
• Raw meaty bones (recreational)
• Frozen bone broth cubes

Best Kibble-Compatible Treats:

• Training treats: Small, low-calorie (Zuke’s, Wellness)
• Dental chews: Promote oral health (Greenies, Whimzees)
• Natural options: Carrots, apples (no seeds), blueberries, sweet potato

Treats to AVOID:

• Rawhide (choking hazard, digestive issues)
• Cooked bones (splinter risk)
• Grapes/raisins (toxic)
• Chocolate (toxic)
• Onions/garlic (toxic in large amounts)
• Xylitol-containing products (deadly)

Recommended Supplements

NuVet Plus (Order Code: 828921):

At It’s a Doodle K9 Service, we use and recommend NuVet Plus supplements for all our Labradoodles, even on RAW diet.

Benefits:

• Supports immune system
• Promotes healthy coat and skin
• Provides antioxidants
• Contains vitamins, minerals, enzymes
• Made in USA, human-grade ingredients

Order at nuvet.com using code: 828921

Other Beneficial Supplements:

Fish Oil (Omega-3):

• Reduces inflammation
• Supports brain function
• Improves coat shine
• Helps with allergies
• Essential even on RAW diet

Probiotics/Kefir:

• Supports digestive health
• Beneficial after antibiotics
• Helps with sensitive stomachs
• Organic kefir is our preferred choice

Glucosamine/Chondroitin (if not feeding RAW meaty bones):

• Supports joint health
• Especially important for larger Labradoodles
• RAW meaty bones naturally provide these

Always consult your veterinarian before adding supplements.

Special Dietary Considerations

Food Allergies & Sensitivities

Important Note: Most food allergy issues stem from processed commercial dog food, not RAW diets. Many dogs with “allergies” thrive when switched to RAW.

Common Symptoms:

• Itchy skin, excessive scratching
• Ear infections (chronic)
• Digestive issues (vomiting, diarrhea)
• Paw licking/chewing
• Hot spots

Common Allergens in Processed Foods:

• Chicken (most common in kibble)
• Beef
• Dairy
• Wheat, corn, soy
• Artificial additives

Our Recommendation:

• Try RAW diet first – many “allergies” disappear
• If still sensitive, use elimination diet with novel protein (venison, duck, kangaroo)
• Feed ONLY this food for 8-12 weeks
• No treats, table scraps, flavored medications
• Gradually reintroduce proteins one at a time

RAW Diet Advantages for Sensitive Dogs:

• No processing chemicals or additives
• Natural enzymes aid digestion
• Single-protein formulas easy to find
• Complete control over ingredients

Comparing Diet Types

RAW Diet (Our Recommendation):

• Biologically appropriate
• Minimally processed
• Natural enzymes preserved
• Superior coat, energy, immunity
• Better dental health
• Smaller, firmer stools
• Requires education
• Needs freezer space

Kibble (Dry Food):

• Convenient and affordable
• Long shelf life
• Nutritionally complete when quality brand
• Highly processed (cooked at high temps)
• May contain fillers
• Common cause of allergies
• Dental benefits minimal

Our Position: Home-prepared RAW or high-quality commercial RAW provides the best nutrition for Labradoodles. The benefits far outweigh the learning curve and minimal extra effort.

Feeding Tips for Labradoodle Owners

Best Practices

Establish Routine:

• Feed at same times daily
• Consistent location
• Remove bowl after 20-30 minutes (RAW) or 15-20 minutes (kibble)
• Helps with housetraining and digestion

Slow Down Fast Eaters:

• Use slow-feeder bowls
• Scatter food on mat or in puzzle toys
• Put large ball in bowl
• Multiple small meals
• RAW feeders: large raw meaty bones naturally slow eating

Fresh Water Always:

• Change water daily minimum (twice daily better)
• Clean bowls regularly
• Multiple water stations for active dogs
• Check water frequently in hot weather

Food Storage:

For RAW:

• Store in freezer in original packaging or airtight containers
• Thaw in refrigerator 24 hours before feeding
• Never refreeze thawed RAW food
• Use within 2-3 days once thawed
• Keep frozen raw up to 6-12 months

For Kibble:

• Keep in original bag inside airtight container
• Store in cool, dry place
• Check expiration dates
• Don’t buy more than 1 month supply

Transitioning Foods:

• Take 7-14 days minimum
• Mix old and new food gradually
• Days 1-3: 75% old, 25% new
• Days 4-7: 50% old, 50% new
• Days 8-10: 25% old, 75% new
• Day 11+: 100% new
• Watch for digestive upset
• RAW transitions may need longer period

Bloat Prevention

Bloat (Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus) is life-threatening and more common in deep-chested dogs. While Labradoodles aren’t highest risk, prevention is important.

Prevention Tips:

• Feed 2-3 smaller meals vs one large meal
• Use slow-feeder bowls or puzzle feeders
• No exercise 1 hour before/after meals
• Avoid raised feeding bowls (controversial, but we avoid them)
• Don’t let dogs gulp water after eating
• Reduce stress during meals
• RAW-fed dogs have lower bloat risk due to better digestion

Emergency Signs:

• Distended, hard abdomen
• Restlessness, pacing
• Unsuccessful vomiting attempts (dry heaving)
• Excessive drooling
• Rapid breathing
• Weakness, collapse

THIS IS AN EMERGENCY – GO TO VET IMMEDIATELY

FAQ: Labradoodle Nutrition & Feeding

What is the best food for Labradoodles?

The best food for Labradoodles is a biologically appropriate RAW diet (BARF), either home-prepared or commercial. RAW feeding provides optimal nutrition, superior coat health, better digestion, cleaner teeth, and stronger immunity. At It’s a Doodle K9 Service, we exclusively feed RAW supplemented with NuVet vitamins (order code: 828921), omega-3 fish oil, and kefir. If RAW isn’t possible, choose high-quality kibble with named protein as first ingredient, AAFCO certification, and grain-inclusive formulas unless allergies are proven.

How much should I feed my Labradoodle?

RAW Diet:

• Mini Labradoodles (15-30 lbs): 0.5-1 lb daily (2-3% body weight)
• Medium Labradoodles (30-50 lbs): 1-1.5 lbs daily (2-3% body weight)
• Standard Labradoodles (50-65 lbs): 1.5-2 lbs daily (2-3% body weight)

Kibble Diet:

• Mini: 1-2 cups daily
• Medium: 2-3 cups daily
• Standard: 3-4 cups daily

Divide into 2 meals per day for adults. Adjust based on activity level, metabolism, and body condition. Use the rib test—you should easily feel but not see ribs.

How many times a day should I feed my Labradoodle?

• Puppies (8 weeks – 6 months): 3-4 times per day
• Puppies (6-12 months): 2-3 times per day
• Adults (1-7 years): 2 times per day
• Seniors (7+ years): 2 times per day (sometimes 3 smaller meals)

Consistent feeding times help with housetraining, digestion, and routine. Never free-feed Labradoodles as they’re prone to obesity.

Should I feed my Labradoodle a RAW diet?

Yes – we strongly recommend RAW feeding. After 20+ years breeding Labradoodles, we’ve found RAW diet provides superior results including shinier coats, better digestion, cleaner teeth, stronger immunity, better weight management, and improved overall health. RAW feeding can be home-prepared or commercial. While it requires education and commitment, the health benefits are dramatic. Most dogs with food sensitivities thrive on RAW. Start with commercial RAW if you’re new to it, then consider home-preparing once comfortable.

Can Labradoodles eat grain-free food?

Labradoodles can eat grain-free food, but grain-inclusive is generally safer if feeding kibble. Recent FDA investigations linked some grain-free kibbles to heart disease (DCM) in dogs, particularly those heavy in legumes. RAW diets are naturally grain-free and don’t have this concern. Only choose grain-free kibble if your Labradoodle has proven grain allergies diagnosed by a veterinarian. Quality grains like brown rice, oats, and barley provide beneficial nutrients.

What human foods can Labradoodles eat?

Safe foods (excellent for RAW diet or treats):

• Raw or cooked meat: chicken, turkey, beef, lamb, fish
• Raw meaty bones: chicken necks, wings, backs
• Organ meats: liver, kidney, heart
• Eggs (raw or cooked)
• Plain vegetables: carrots, green beans, sweet potato, pumpkin
• Fruits: apples (no seeds), blueberries, bananas (small amounts)
• Plain kefir or yogurt

Toxic foods to AVOID:

• Grapes, raisins
• Chocolate
• Xylitol (artificial sweetener – DEADLY)
• Onions, garlic (in large amounts)
• Avocado, macadamia nuts
• Cooked bones (splintering risk)

Keep treats under 10% of daily calories.

Should I give my Labradoodle supplements?

Yes, even on RAW diet. We supplement all our Labradoodles with:

• NuVet Plus (order code: 828921) – comprehensive vitamins, minerals, antioxidants for immune support
• Wild omega-3 fish oil – supports coat, joints, brain, reduces inflammation
• Organic kefir – probiotics for gut health and digestion

These supplements complement RAW diet perfectly. Quality RAW diet provides excellent nutrition, but supplementation optimizes health further. Always consult your veterinarian before starting supplements.

When should I switch my Labradoodle from puppy to adult food?

Switch around 12 months of age for most Labradoodles. Large Standard Labradoodles may benefit from puppy ratios until 14-16 months. Transition gradually over 7-10 days. Puppies need higher calories and calcium for growth; continuing puppy formulas too long can cause obesity and developmental issues. On RAW diet, simply adjust percentages from 6-8% body weight (puppy) to 2-3% body weight (adult).

How do I know if my Labradoodle is overweight?

Use the rib test: Run your hands along your dog’s sides. You should easily feel ribs without pressing hard but not see them prominently. From above, you should see a defined waist. From the side, there should be an abdominal tuck. If ribs are hard to feel, no visible waist, or sagging abdomen, your Labradoodle is overweight. Reduce portions by 10-15% and increase exercise. RAW-fed dogs naturally maintain healthier weights.

What should I feed my Labradoodle puppy?

Best option: RAW diet formulated for puppies. Feed 8-10% of body weight daily for young puppies (8-12 weeks), decreasing to 4-6% by 12 months. Include appropriate calcium from raw meaty bones. If feeding kibble, choose AAFCO-certified puppy formula with 22-32% protein and 8-15% fat. Feed 3-4 times daily from 8 weeks to 6 months, then 2-3 times daily until 12 months. Puppies need approximately 55-60 calories per pound on kibble.

Can Labradoodles have food allergies?

Yes, Labradoodles can develop food allergies, but most allergy problems stem from commercially processed kibble, not RAW diets. Common kibble allergens include chicken, beef, dairy, wheat, and soy. Symptoms include itchy skin, chronic ear infections, digestive issues, and paw licking. Try switching to RAW diet first – many “allergies” completely disappear. If allergies persist on RAW, use elimination diet with novel protein (venison, duck, kangaroo) for 8-12 weeks. Many skin and digestive issues are actually reactions to processed foods, not true allergies.

Conclusion

Feeding your Labradoodle properly is one of the most important things you can do for their health, longevity, and quality of life. While there are various feeding options available, our 20+ years of breeding experience has shown that RAW feeding provides superior health outcomes for Labradoodles.

Key Takeaways:

• RAW diet is optimal – Biologically appropriate nutrition for best health
• Choose quality over convenience – Your dog’s health is worth the investment
• Measure portions carefully – Obesity is common in Labradoodles
• Feed 2 meals daily for adults – Prevents bloat, aids digestion
• Adjust for activity level – Active dogs need more calories
• Supplement even on RAW – NuVet Plus, fish oil, and kefir optimize health (order code: 828921)
• Monitor body condition – Monthly weight checks prevent problems
• Trust the process – RAW feeding has a learning curve but delivers results

At It’s a Doodle K9 Service, our breeding Labradoodles thrive on carefully selected RAW nutrition supplemented with NuVet Plus, omega-3 fish oil, and kefir. We’re here to help you make the best choices for your Labradoodle too!

About It’s a Doodle K9 Service

Sheila Reiber has been breeding healthy Labradoodles in Sooke, BC for over 20 years. Our puppies are raised on premium RAW nutrition supplemented with NuVet Plus to ensure optimal development from day one. We provide lifetime nutritional support to all our families.

NuVet Order Code: 828921 – Order at nuvet.com

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