Grains for Dogs!
May 4, 2013 by admin
Grain products such as brown rice, whole wheat grains and barley should be the main source of energy for your dog. Look for the more “whole†variety, as those tend to be closest to their natural form. Meaning less processed and actually has the fibre still in the grain. Fibre keeps your dog’s digestive tract healthy in addition to keeping them full longer. Grains also play a role in keeping your dog alert because of the B Vitamins that are contained in the fibre part of the grain and helps with normal function for their nervous system.
Dogs and Exercise
April 6, 2013 by admin
Dogs just like humans need exercise. Lack of exercise can lead to destructive behaviours such as chewing, digging, and even rough play not to mention health problems associated with being overweight. Make sure to get your pooch active with fetch, walks and runs whenever you can. Be sure to consult your vet before starting a new exercise routine.
Vegetables for Dogs!
March 9, 2013 by admin
Vegetables are a great source of fibre and water soluble nutrients. Vegetables such as green beans, carrots and zucchini are good for your dog. It is best to steam them so they are easier to chew and digest. Always check with your dog nutritionist first before incorporating new foods into your dog’s meal plan.
Ground Flax Seeds For Your Dog!
March 2, 2013 by admin
Try adding some ground flax seeds to your dog’s food for added omega-3 fatty acids. This may help keep your dog’s skin and coat healthy. Flax seed is also a good source of fiber which is great for their digestion. Be sure to store the seeds in an airtight container in the fridge so they do not become rancid. Always check with your dog nutritionist before changing their meal plan.
Artichokes for Dogs!
February 23, 2013 by admin
Artichokes can be a treat that is nutritious to feed for your dog. Be sure to give them the soft parts, like the heart or choke and have them cooked and cut into smaller pieces. Another part of the artichoke you can offer are the leaves which may help promote liver health. You can crush some of them into your dog’s food.
