Dog Foods: Is Supplementation Necessary?
Aside of the pleasure we get from adopting a new dog, one thing to be considered is our capacity to provide its optimum and holistic growth and development.
In order to attain this, our dogs must be supervised regarding of their dietary health.
Being in our foster care, we are the ones responsible in the proper choice of the right kind of foods we give to the.
Its content and nutritional values must be taken note of.
Other breeders and owners do this by merely relying on giving their pet commercial foods.
However, commercial dog foods sometimes are often not enough to sustain the daily needs of your pet dog.
Due to processing and other factors such as temperature greatly decrease the amount of necessary substances contained by the raw materials in manufacturing dog foods.
Daily-basis food supplements are now packed in natural foods given to them.
Vegetarian and other non-vegetarian foods also contain the necessary supplements.
In the long run, supplements are now given to dogs that are deprived of the needed substances additional to the daily diet they take.
Supplements are also prescribed by the veterinarians to dogs with physical injuries especially with deep wounds for the rapid repair of ruptured cells.
Others are given when they are hypoactive and need to finish their everyday activity.
If you are planning to give your dog supplements, always ask first his veterinarian's opinion before administering any.
By giving the conclusion referring to your dog's health, he will accurately know the right amount of supplements you would provide to your dog.
Even vitamins and supplements are known for anybody's health improvement, others given in higher or lesser amount could ruin the health of the dog.
It may interfere with other existing substances if not taken with proper monitoring.
Basic supplementations for your dog include: • Macronutrients (needs to be taken in large amounts) Proteins, carbohydrates, fats • Micronutrients (substances needed to be taken in trace amounts): Vitamins (B for the good circulation of blood, C for the intact and firm blood vessels and also for his immunity against disease, D for the proper growth of his bones and teeth, and E that will help him ward off free radicals that cause his body to weaken) • Minerals Enzymes (helps in dog's metabolism) • Water (be always sure that you are giving your pet dog this very cheap source of nutrients.
Providing supplements would be useless if not taken with enough water) Not only puppies need the attention for getting supplemental adequacy.
Remember that your other dogs get old too.
They also have the need of it as they require more time for bodily processes.
They are more prone to diseases and other infections.
Supplemental provisions must be conducted with proper diets and exercise.
Any dog breeder and owner would like to see their pet playing with their children, or would like to hear the sweet bark of their dogs when they arrive from their work.
It should not only the outside physical status we should look after.
We should also be aware of the inner necessities our dog has to have.
In order to attain this, our dogs must be supervised regarding of their dietary health.
Being in our foster care, we are the ones responsible in the proper choice of the right kind of foods we give to the.
Its content and nutritional values must be taken note of.
Other breeders and owners do this by merely relying on giving their pet commercial foods.
However, commercial dog foods sometimes are often not enough to sustain the daily needs of your pet dog.
Due to processing and other factors such as temperature greatly decrease the amount of necessary substances contained by the raw materials in manufacturing dog foods.
Daily-basis food supplements are now packed in natural foods given to them.
Vegetarian and other non-vegetarian foods also contain the necessary supplements.
In the long run, supplements are now given to dogs that are deprived of the needed substances additional to the daily diet they take.
Supplements are also prescribed by the veterinarians to dogs with physical injuries especially with deep wounds for the rapid repair of ruptured cells.
Others are given when they are hypoactive and need to finish their everyday activity.
If you are planning to give your dog supplements, always ask first his veterinarian's opinion before administering any.
By giving the conclusion referring to your dog's health, he will accurately know the right amount of supplements you would provide to your dog.
Even vitamins and supplements are known for anybody's health improvement, others given in higher or lesser amount could ruin the health of the dog.
It may interfere with other existing substances if not taken with proper monitoring.
Basic supplementations for your dog include: • Macronutrients (needs to be taken in large amounts) Proteins, carbohydrates, fats • Micronutrients (substances needed to be taken in trace amounts): Vitamins (B for the good circulation of blood, C for the intact and firm blood vessels and also for his immunity against disease, D for the proper growth of his bones and teeth, and E that will help him ward off free radicals that cause his body to weaken) • Minerals Enzymes (helps in dog's metabolism) • Water (be always sure that you are giving your pet dog this very cheap source of nutrients.
Providing supplements would be useless if not taken with enough water) Not only puppies need the attention for getting supplemental adequacy.
Remember that your other dogs get old too.
They also have the need of it as they require more time for bodily processes.
They are more prone to diseases and other infections.
Supplemental provisions must be conducted with proper diets and exercise.
Any dog breeder and owner would like to see their pet playing with their children, or would like to hear the sweet bark of their dogs when they arrive from their work.
It should not only the outside physical status we should look after.
We should also be aware of the inner necessities our dog has to have.
