As with most mammals, early-stage development sets a tone for the remainder of your dog’s health life. For this reason, supplementation of a dogs’s food diet with extra needed vitamins or minerals can be necessary even in a puppy’s neonatal first month.
Maintaining a natural balance of Omega 3, Omega 6 and Omega 9 in your dog’s food diet boasts many pet health benefits. Their role in your pet’s health support are quite vast including healthy skin, hair and cardiovascular fitness as well as healthy blood pressure.
We’ve discussed pet nutrition and pet supplements as being essential to your pet’s health in other articles, though here we will examine prevention and treatment measures for one pet health issue that we haven’t yet discussed – weight.
When we shop groceries we choose the best quality product that we can afford to feed ourselves. Most pet owners honor the same quality choices for their pets. Here we will outline what to look for in choosing the most nutritious meal for your pets, and take a look at the role of supplements in rounding out pet nutrition.
Your veterinarian should play a key role when you are deciding the dietary supplements for your pet. One example of why is related to the popular puppy supplement, vitamin C. Given the proper dosage for the puppy’s weight (which can increase rapidly), vitamin C promises to prevent hip dyslexia in some breeds.
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