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Good Dog Food Nutrition Basics

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  • vitamins
  • water

Dog food nutrition is just as important to dogs as human food nutrition is to us. In fact the principles are very much the same. All dogs need a well balanced diet of carbohydrates, fats, fiber, minerals, protein, vitamins, and water in addition to antioxidants, nutraceuticals, and probiotics. This article explains the what and the why behind dog nutrition.  read more »

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Giving Your Dog Vitamins and Supplements

  • Food and Nutrition
  • Health
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  • vitamins

Most of us toy with the idea of taking supplemental vitamins once and a while, and many of us set out on a faithful vitamin consuming routine. When it comes to dogs, advocates claim that supplemental dog vitamins can only help. Proponents claim that they’re too dangerous or even unnecessary. Does this sound familiar? If you’ve done any research on nutritional supplements, then you can see that the arguments are essentially the same for both dogs and people.  read more »

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