Health Concerns
The skin and coat are your pet’s first line of defense in protecting them against environmental damage from insects, bacteria, parasites, and the weather. Veterinarians have recently experiencing an increase of skin and coat problems with their clients, likely due to the fact that nutritional rationing tends to favor internal organs, leaving the skin and coat on the bottom of the priority system.
Just as nutrients in food can help support the physical body, they can also support healthy brain function. Dogs and cats experience degradation in brain function as they age, just like humans, which can lead to dementia and other brain ailments that diminish their overall quality of life.
Preventing Arthritis with Complete Animal Joint Care
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The innate immune system is an animal’s first line of defense against foreign intruders like parasites, bacteria, viruses, and cancer causing agents. These primary defense cells require an optimum level of protein along with certain vitamins, minerals, and immune boosting nutrients.
Combining decades of experience with the latest veterinary research and technology, Dr. Bill’s Advanced Nutritional Support products are designed to meet the biological requirements for optimum nutrition for dogs and cats.
The skin is not only the largest organ of the body, but it is one of the most important as it forms a barrier to protect from infections, parasites, and the elements. The coat’s primary function is to protect the skin from physical and ultraviolet light damage. It is also helpful in the regulation of body temperature.
Any dog is capable of biting, regardless of breed or size. Certain breeds are considered more dangerous than others, and unfortunately, much of their bad reputation stems from owners that purposefully train aggressiveness into a breed or because of improper socialization.
One of the greatest threats to a dog’s heath is oxidative stress. This occurs when the natural antioxidant system is unable to neutralize all of the free radicals being produced. Keep reading for more information when it comes to antioxidants for dogs!
How we feed our pets and the various stresses placed on them can alter the balance between the good microflora in their gut and those that can cause disease. It can also alter the defense mechanisms that occur in the lining of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract.
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