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Other than questions regarding various skin issues, the most common questions I am asked by dog owners are ones that pertain to digestion problems. The questions range anywhere from chronic diarrhea issues to poorly formed stools and digestive issues resulting from diet changes to concerns about whether their dog is allergic to chicken, beef or other foods.
Common Questions on Common Issues on Feeding, Best Foods and Itching!
People ask me similar questions all the time. ‘What is the best food for my dogs?’ ‘How can I help my dog who seems to have a sensitive stomach?’ ‘What can I do for my dog’s itchy skin?’
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Welcome to Part III of the series on Puppy Whelping and Rearing! In Part I, we talked about getting mom ready with good nutrition, the timing of breeding, finding quality puppy owners and the necessary whelping supplies you will need. In Part II, we talked about the pregnancy, getting ready…
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Fat also contains essential fatty acids, such as omega 6 and omega 3. These help with healthy skin and coat. Dog’s deficient in these fats (most often omega 3) may show skin problems, seborrhea, dermatitis and poor hair coat. It is always important to add EPA fish oil capsules to any dog’s diet.
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