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Quick Answer. The amount of food that a person feeds their Labrador retriever will depend on its weight as well as the brand of food being offered, but most labrador retrievers eat between 2 1/2 to 3 cups of dog food daily. It is best to offer the food in two servings to imitate a breakfast and dinnertime.
A puppy under 4 weeks old needs his mother's milk or to be fed a milk replacement formula. If mom's not available to nurse him, feed him about 30ml of formula per 3.5 ounces of weight per day for the first week and 20ml of formula per 3.5 ounces of weight each day for the next three weeks. Divide this amount into eight to 12 servings each day, feeding approximately two to three hours apart, from a bottle. After 4 weeks of age, wean your puppy onto solid canned or dry foods; moisten dry foods with low-sodium broth or formula for the first week or two of weaning.