Should Dogs Take Supplements
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Should Dogs Take Supplements?
Introduction
We know that supplements can enhance human health when combined with a balanced diet and exercise. The same is true for dogs.
The Need for Supplements
The body is a complex system that needs consistent nutritional support, which isn't always provided by food alone. Many foods lack essential minerals due to high starch content, bleaching, and over-processing, leading to potential deficiencies that make the body vulnerable to disease. Just as humans have unique nutritional needs based on age, environment, and lifestyle, so do our pets. Every dog is unique, requiring specific nutrients for various reasons.
Fluctuating Nutritional Needs
Dogs’ nutritional needs can change over time. For example, Vitamin B can be beneficial during stressful periods, and additional zinc may help certain breeds like huskies. Even with a well-balanced diet, some nutrients might still be missing. Our pets may show signs of deficiency through changes in behavior or appearance. Is your dog less active, or has its appetite decreased? These might be indicators that they need supplements. Introducing supplements could potentially improve their health and vitality.
How Supplements Work in Pets
When pets receive supplements alongside nutritious meals, their bodies intelligently absorb and distribute these nutrients where needed. Unlike precise doses of specific vitamins and minerals, supplements often deliver nutrients in varying amounts, helping to support the body's natural processes.
Choosing the Right Supplement
Consider a dog supplement containing Ester-C (Calcium Ascorbate). This form of Vitamin C is non-acidic, rich in calcium, and absorbed better than regular Vitamin C. Historically, it was believed that dogs didn't need Vitamin C since they produce it in their liver. However, domestication has changed dogs’ eating habits; they no longer consume prey with grasses rich in Vitamin C. Today, dogs might not get enough of this essential antioxidant, which supports bone health, teeth and gums, blood vessels, and the immune system. It becomes even more essential during periods of illness, stress, or anxiety.
Conclusion
Just like humans, dogs benefit from supplements combined with adequate exercise and a proper diet. Observing your pet’s behavior and making thoughtful choices about their nutrition can help ensure they lead a healthy, happy life.
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