Have you ever found yourself asking this question? Some dogs will eat anything including grass, dirt, their own stools, and other dogs’ stools. But why do they do this?
Malnutrition
Research shows that malnutrition plays a large part. Pets will instinctively eat until their body gets the nourishment it is craving. So if they are not properly nourished by the food they are eating, they will instinctively look to other means of gaining nutrients. But what if you are already feeding your dog the best-of-the-best dog food? Further, what if you are feeding your pet an all raw diet of meat and vegetables, yet they are still eating odd things?
The problem could lie, not in the food, but in the intestines. The intestines largest role in the body is to absorb vitamins and nutrients into the blood stream. If the intestines are unhealthy however, being loaded with toxins and caked over with feces, they may not be able to absorb nutrients properly, leaving your pet malnourished. So what can you do to improve the health of your pet’s intestines, thereby helping him to get the nourishment he needs?
Intestinal Health
1. Probiotics For Pets
Give your pet 1 scoop per 1 cup of food. (1/2 scoop per 1/2 cup food, and so on.) Do this EVERY time they eat.
Probiotics will infiltrate the intestines and remove any bad bacteria, toxins, and build up of feces.
2. Digestive Enzymes For Pets
Give your pet 1 scoop per 1 cup of food. (1/2 scoop per 1/2 cup food, and so on.) Again, do this EVERY time they eat, along with the probiotics.
Enzymes will work to break down the food, and make it easier for your pet to ABSORB everything he eats.
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