Great Health with Omega 3

Posted on 10/02/2019 by Cheryl Hanson
Essential Fatty Acids are Really Your Best Step for Health

The best health for your dog begins with great Omega 3 and Essential Fatty Acids to supplement fish that may not be consumed. The daily added support gives great anti-inflammation results, and often is a risky supplement, due to fish having high mercury levels. Without the Omega 3 addition, dogs are susceptible to joint trouble, memory and cognitive problems, and low energy results. So, it’s important to source a clean and low mercury Omega 3.

Squid and Mercury

Amazing studies have been completed, showing the most “clean” or the lowest source for Omega 3, comes from a calamari or a squid base. The ocean is full of fish offering the Omega 3 tri-acid base, however, they are often toxic to people and pets as they contain mercury.

Sadly, pet Omega 3 offerings are decarded or declined from human consumption, so they are often high in mercury. Heavy metals cannot be removed from your body, once incorporated. Mercury is an environmental challenge, as it contributes to hormone changes and neurological diseases by its presence in the body. Sitting in a fish, it ends up moving through your dog’s blood into a fatty cellular structure, never leaving the body.

In order to be healthy, we need to add Omega 3 to our dog’s diets. It isn’t something your dog’s body can create on its own. Omega 3 is the number one supplement for creating a positive solution to resolving many unfortunate symptoms in dogs. Inflammation reduction is key to good general health.

Bladder and Kidney Health

With a good clean Omega 3 supplementation, the lungs and heart of our dog are better suited to continue to fight disease. The nutrition that Omega 3 provides, offers a wide range of cellular structure wall strength. The wall strength of brain cells, muscle cells, blood cells and organ cells are stronger, and more adaptable to deal with stress and any lifestyle challenges. If your dog is a rescue, or exhibits any strain emotionally, the Omega 3 addition is key to continued health.

Look for the clean omega 3 option from Dr. Dobias…he has the right idea on this supplement.

https://peterdobias.com/blogs/blog/the-best-omega-oil-for-your-dog-or-puppy

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Grain Free or Better Grain in Dog Food

Posted on 10/24/2018 by Cheryl Hanson

I have written on many occasions on the benefits of grain free dog food, and have learned some new information!  True, any grain filled dog food can create a full system allergy reaction, general poor health, and malaise in your dog.  The benefits of shelf food are only with the ability to have the food available at any time.  However, you can still be healthy, and feed off the shelf.  It isn’t about GRAIN FREE but more so, being a different kind of grain.

Grain is not the same throughout the Globe

If America wants to stay competitive, they could learn a few steps from the Canada and EU grain producers.  First they grow mostly organic grain produce.  Secondly, they move all their agriculture through a round-up free environment.  Alas, America is saturated with Glyphosate or Round-up.  Cleaner produce equals cleaner grain product.  With many long term plans toward excellent production in agriculture, the exported grain is far superior in health.

Buy Grain Free in America | Buy Grain from Canada, EU or New Zealand

Even protein can be impacted greatly by sketchy grain fed to animals during the livestock growth processes in America.  Each day, more and more pet parents become more aware of the benefits of sticking with American Grain Free, but also, finding good protein within that grain free food.  So, how do you know it is good protein?  If the protein is raised organically, within grass fed pastures until slaughter, you have a good food.  It is truly sad that we have to endure this kind of screening on our pet food, but if you are not doing the same for yourself as well, you are missing out on a lifetime of good health.

Buy Kiwi for Joint and Good Protein Health-And other Recommendations

Here are some great foods to consider, at the time of this writing:

Purina Pro Plan

All dog breeders are aware that Purina Pro Plan is not like the Purina options in the big box stores.  They are selective and have a wide range of protein, fiber and fats for your dog’s specific breed, size, and lifestyle.  What you can do, is visit their website for a quiz, and they will guide you towards your dog’s perfect variety of Purina Pro Plan.  If you have three dogs, chances are, all three will need to have three different food offers.  It is ok, as if you can bring them good nutrition, you can allow them to save you money by staying away from the vet.

Here is the link for the quiz!  https://www.proplan.com/myplan

 

Nutri Source Adult -Chicken & Rice

We recently added a standard poodle to our family, and I was shocked to learn our very experienced poodle breeder was feeding this food, from puppy to adult.   Of course, puppy variety for puppy age, and the adult version for any dog older than a year.  She has had excellent results on this food!  We have added it to our regime, and have found the dogs love it.  It has grain, but, it has a good variety of probiotics and good lower protein levels.  I highly recommend this as your only food, if you are looking to buy from a big box, or are cutting costs.  It will be a very good option.  You can buy it on Amazon too.

Royal Canin

Our friends in France and our Vet recommends this brand of dog and cat food.  We have had excellent results with our older cat on this brand.  Take their advice, and buy to the breed, or to the health concern.  The grain is safe, the protein too.  An excellent food that our dogs and cats love.

Earthborn Holistic Great Plains

Another great recommendation comes from Chewy.com where you can find good options for cats and dogs alike.  Loved by our cats and dogs, it is a grain free option, that will stay fresh on your shelf, until you need to rebuy.  I find the primitive option has worked very well for our pets.

Taste of the Wild 

Both cats and dogs like the grain free option, and it is tasty and a good value!

Ziwi Peak Air-Dried Lamb Dog Food, 8.8-lb bag

My favorite addition is expensive, however, the green mussels in the food and the fact it comes from New Zealand will allow you to look no further.  All dogs should be on this food.  Cats will not enjoy it, unless they are forced to try. Feed big dogs at least a cup a day, Feed little dogs this and this alone.  You will be saving life with this food!

 

cheers to you and your furry herd!

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Grass Fed Beef Vs. Organic Beef

Posted on 11/12/2015 by Cheryl Hanson

Normally organic beef would seem like enough to bring to your dog’s table, for health, and fitness.   However, recent discoveries have led to much greater nutritional benefit to organic grass fed beef.  Specifically, 90% fat or more, locally raised organic grass fed beef.  Why would organic beef be less advantageous than organic grass fed beef? For one true reason, trace minerals and fats are of a better nutritional value than grain feed beef.  In the food production process, grain feed beef does not offer trace minerals such as molybdenum, selenium and copper.  In grass fed organic beef, you often will see these trace minerals, which offer a better way for the minerals to be received, as they are often tied to your local macrobiotic soil creation.

Yellow Dogs have an increase of skin issues with Poor Nutrition

Yellow Dogs have an increase of skin issues with Poor Nutrition

 

Even when organic beef is eaten, it is not the same properties of Omega 3, saturated fat, and trace minerals and nutrients. Building a process of eating the right clean food, or food that is valuable by its nutritional edge, and not full of unnecessary starches and sugars, is the right step towards health. Why this works is often a dog food is full of unnecessary elements of unhealthy carbs and not the right protein, effectively starving your dog. That is why you dog may end up digging up refuse, eating lawn garbage, or even destroying your trash. If you feed your dog healthy food, the option to source for food choices of substance will be minimized.

Sweet Potatoes and Meat

One of the simplest and best meals for your dog will provide a wealth of great vitamins and minerals to support good health is raw grass fed organic beef, with a smooth roasted sweet potato. There does not have to be any flavoring added to the meal, as this often is a real treat for your best friend. If you add too many starches, sugars or salt to the meal, you will be interfering with the chance for the best parts of the Omega 3 nutrition to reach your dog’s body. No need for dog food, this meal is a winner with all the nutrition your dog will need. Roast the sweet potatoes in the oven for an hour, at 350 degrees and let them cool on the counter. Roast enougth that you will use them within 3 days time, keeping the leftovers in the fridge. There are some good benefits about eating the skin, but most dogs will not do so. The only way to get that accomplished is to whip up the softened sweet potatoes in a food processor, and then store the slurry in a container for meal time. YOu can mix up the sweet potatoes with yams, acorn squash, or spaghetti squash. All can be roasted in the oven the same way.

Raw Meat Vs Cooked

More nutrition will be gained by raw meat vs. the cooked variety, and your dog will not get sick by fresh raw meat. The only thing you need to be concerned about is how much you feed, as you don’t want to over feed your dog, so a good rule of thumb is, for every 25 pounds, 4 oz of meat will work just fine. It is fine to warm it in the microwave or oven just to take the chill off the food, as that will taste better, don’t you agree?

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Dog Throwing Up : How to Manage this Symptom

Posted on 10/27/2014 by Cheryl Hanson

When you experience dog throwing up syndrome, it can take a lot of patience to work through this problem.  It is not an easy problem to solve, but first, you must visit your vet, and have all the necessary blood work done, to determine that it isn’t an underlying symptom of a problem related to areas other than the stomach and the intestines.  And, in addition, if blood work comes back normal, an x-ray should be performed to ensure that the dog does not have a tumor, or foreign object in the stomach or near the digestive tissues.  Sometimes, a dog throwing up is caused by a swallowed rock, which sits in the stomach, creating acid in a repeated fashion, and since it is weighty enough, it cannot be vomited back up.  If this is the case, surgery is in order, which can be very effective if caught early.  Other issues that can be seen by x-ray, when symptom of a dog throwing up is experienced, are biological obstructions such as growths, tumors or inflamed linings of the intestines.  All vet diagnostic work should be performed first, to ensure we are getting to the correct solution.

Solution 1 to Dog Throwing Up

When your symptom is constant dog throwing up after a few hours of eating, and the dog is generally throwing up undigested food, and acid, you may have an allergy at work.  The cause for some dogs is a grain allergy, so going gluten free is a great way to tackle this problem holistically.  That means, although your dog will have issues with most grain filled and oat related foods, she may not have any allergies to gluten free dog food.  Look for an organic, gluten free dog food, that should bring your dog good nutrition and is stored in small bags.  Try a food that offers a variety of grain free options to get the best result.

Solution 2 to Dog Throwing Up

Gaining on the theory of allergy issues, try to lower your dog throwing up symptom by switching to a gluten free food, and in addition, a single protein that you did not feed before.  Sometimes, your dog will become sensitive to turkey protein.  In this case try a different protein like rabbit.  The source can be different, and when you add in the gluten free option, you should expect to see results in as soon as 48 hours.  The issue sometimes is the lining of the stomach and intestine develop a thickness or a inflammation that cannot be useful to digestion.  Your dog throwing up is caused by the protein and difficult to digest grains in the food your dog may be eating.  Try to give your dog a gluten free single protein change.

Solution 3 to Dog Throwing Up

Be sure to feed the new gluten free and single protein food in a mix of warm water.  Let the food soak in the water for at least 15 minutes.  The third solution to the problem is to feed smaller size portions, in a wet plate.  The soft food, in a smaller size will be kinder on your dog’s sensitive stomach.  Try this approach for a week, and if the dog still throws up after each meal, switch to a different protein.  The solution is not simple, but you are addressing the real issue, and not masking with medicines.  The inflammation that creates the dog throwing up can be solved, with a little time and trial and error.

 

 

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Homemade Dog Treats your Dog will Love

Posted on 03/12/2014 by Cheryl Hanson

What could be better than homemade Dog Treats?  For your dog, this is the ultimate gift of love as they do love tasty treats, and you will love that they are good for them too.  If your dog is allergic to grains, simply leave out the whole wheat flour, and bake them with a substitute of millet.  This light weight whole grain is a good substitute for the finer gluten grains, and will be easy to digest.  This is the same thing as puffed wheat, that we eat for cereal in milk.  It bakes into a powdery and tasty mix with the other wet ingredients in this recipe.  Your dog will love these dog treats!

Pumpkin Muffin Dog Treats

IMG_20140313_062337 IMG_20140313_062401 IMG_20140313_062417 IMG_20140313_062456We make these scrumptious dog treats in a non-stick muffin pan, and we use a really good one from Williams-Sonoma.  They have a gold touch bake ware line, that ensures the final product is soft and chewy in the center, and crispy and crunchy on the outside.  For our two dogs, one muffin makes for a perfect dog treat.  Our senior dog has a less than easy time eating hard crunchy treats, so the soft center is good for her, and the outer crunchy area is great for our younger dog.  You can adjust the recipe to make crisp cookies, by rolling out the dough into cut out cookie shapes that are thinner, and adjust the cookie time to your preference.

  • 1 & 1/4 whole wheat flour
  • 2 1/4 all purpose flour
  • 1/2 oats or quick oatmeal
  • 1 tsp cinnamon
  • 1 tsp nutmeg
  • 1 can of 8 oz pumpkin
  • 1 cup chicken broth
  • 1 tablespoon of olive oil
  • 1 tablespoon of honey
  • 2 eggs

Bake your Dog Treats with Kind Care

Combine all dry ingredients, and set aside.  Warm your oven to 325 degrees.  Spray your non stick muffin pan with some olive oil spray.  Mix remaining wet ingredients, and then gently fold together.  If the mixture is too dry, add another 1/4 cup of broth or water.  If too wet, add more whole wheat flour or oats.  Pumpkin can be easily substituted with peanut butter.  Bake for 30 minutes and check with your finger to see if the center of your muffin rises back after some slight pressure.  Cool in the pan until close to room temperature.  Dance with your dogs until they are cool enough to share, as the apprehension will be more than any dog can stand.

Storage for your Dog Treats

Depending on your expert tricky counter surfer, you can safely store these baked goodies on the counter in the winter, and better and cooler in the fridge in summer.  Keep in an air tight container.  Store in your fridge for 2 weeks, room temperature for one week.

The best dog treats are made with love.  These fit the bill for any hungry or sensitive tummy.  Enjoy the best time with your dogs as you share these delicious dog treats!

 

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Bath Time for Dogs

Posted on 11/02/2013 by Cheryl Hanson

Bath Time for Dogs often involves an outside bucket, a hose or even a quick rinse with a sponge and a pail of water.  Sometimes, when the weather is beautiful, and the dog is an accustomed outside dog, this is the correct action for your dog.  Most household dogs, however require a most careful and controlled bath time.  This is because, just like us, they are sensitive to the extreme cold or heat that we are, and are not as used to variation in temperature.  Some little dogs will quickly develop a range of lung and skin problems if the water temperature is not right.  For this reason, and for allergy reasons, I want to run you through a nice range of good dog bath time procedures.

Bath time for Doggy

dreamstime_l_18730812When your dog is muddy and totally covered in dirt, an outside rinse with the hose is a great idea. Often, they enjoy getting the mud and dirt off, as it pulls and makes life generally very uncomfortable.  But, some very active hunting dogs, find the protection of mud and dirt a nice thing for there outdoor activities.  Most dogs are pets in America, so a dog is often clean, and kept inside next to their very fortunate humans.  Pets in America, do not need too many bath time events, as the bath time is only a way for them to lose valuable oils and protective coat coverings that nature provides.  In fact, they require a simpler solution for their fur as it is not hair.  Poodles, however, do have hair, and this breed offers the exception.  With a poodle or any mix of a poodle, you have to manage their hair like any human head of hair, and they need regular grooming and bathing.  Bath time for poodles should be every month, to a minimum.  Most poodles prefer a good bath time every two weeks.  Other dogs, however, have fur, and it doesn’t really grow too often.  Dogs with fur, and that includes most, do not need regular bath time events.  In fact, once every six months is more than enough.  Some dogs, especially dogs with long fur, only need an annual bath time.

Bath Time Should include Coconut Oil Shampoo

Saponified or coconut oil shampoo, is the simplest and best shampoo for dogs.  Dogs with a tolerance for little change to their environment, are struggling with an auto immune imbalance, that is linked to nutrition.  This is a topic for another chapter, but most dogs that are struggling with skin problems, do not need bath time to occur, but they need some increased nutrition.  Sometimes, with the advent of new good nutrition, they experience this same outcome because dogs with poor nutrition for years, can hold onto toxicity, until proper nutrition is received.  For this reason, any time you are experiencing skin problems, itchy skin, redness, and sore skin problems in dogs, do not change their food if you have made a good nutritional change recently.  The effect of good food can release the hounds, so to speak, and a flurry of poor toxicity will erupt in skin problems.  Simply stay the course, and add bath time with saponified or coconut oil shampoo.  I prefer to buy an organic variety like Halo’s Herbal Shampoo.  The mix of fresh botanical detergents and elements like olive, jojoba, tea tree, rosemary, sage, cedarwood, peppermint, sweet orange, eucalyptus, pine needle oil, aloe vera, and rosemary extract offer the best pest preventatives and cleansing for your dog.  The best cleaning at bath time comes from less frequent cleaning times, and good quality shampoo.

Bath time should be brief

We bath in the shower, on a rubber stuck mat, with a snake hose from the shower attachment during bath time for our girls.  The snake is on, the water warm not hot, and the event occurs once a year, sometimes more for the back butt area when necessary.  The soap is the Halo Herbal Shampoo, and the bottle has been a god send for our very sensitive girls.  Once the dog is wet, I run a small line of shampoo down the back of my dog, and then massage shampoo everywhere.  The longest time is spent rinsing out the shampoo, making sure bath time is a massage as well as a cleansing event.  I wear shorts, flip flops, and have lots of towels, and mats everywhere.  A slippery surface is not to be found, and this has made bath time even better for my dogs.

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Dog Allergies and Your Dog’s Food : Why It is Important to Remove Corn

Posted on 03/28/2012 by Cheryl Hanson

If you are experiencing dog allergies, and your dog’s skin is itchy, red, and sore, you can easily find a solution by feeding food that does not offer one main ingredient : Corn.  Dog allergies can result in a large amount of symptoms, but the main problem that you will experience is a lack of a resolution to these symptoms.  The problem is that often dog allergies are related to nutritional levels, and a lack of good nutrition.

The Dog Food Industry and Dog Allergies

The dog food industry began in the 1940s with Purina’s invention of Dog Chow.  The company began to create all kinds of animal and husbandry food for farmers, and when farmers started buying the food, it was great food for dogs.  The food was often dried protein based food, that was the scrap or end points of the meat industry.  The best part of this kind of food was that corn was not the main part of the food, but just a stabilizer.  Today, we have many people researching how to treat dog allergies, but the reason is the problem is growing is there is more and more dog food that has moved from nutrition.  The dog food that a majority of dogs are fed, has a key ingredient that supports a long shelf life, and is inexpensive.  This ingredient is corn, and it is not the same corn as a hundred years ago.  The kernel is mostly starch now, and is a white fluffy sugar that can be easily dried and mixed with a small amount of protein for consumption.

The corn addition has added great profit for the dog food industry.  Dog food mixed with only a small fraction of protein, needs a stabilizer, and corn is the most inexpensive option.  Most grocery and big box super food stores offer only dog food that is shelf life resistant for 2 or 3 years.  It is important that they purchase large palates of the food, and then that they stay on the shelf until purchase, and stay fresh.  The problem with this idea, is that the vitamins and minerals that may have existed at the time of manufacture actually are now inert.  The vitamins and minerals do not last for the time frame that corn lasts, and the protein in this shelf stable product, is actually oxidized easily over a few months, which is a perfect storm to create dog allergies.

Dog Allergies can Be Solved with Nutrition

Buy a dog food that has a short shelf life, and one that has no corn, and your dog will find that dog allergies are a thing of the past.  The nutrition solution can be the real solution, but it takes time to see the results.  Over a dog’s life, eating bad and shelf stable dog food, can offer some solutions for stores to see a profit, but it creates a really toxic situation in your dog’s cells and tissues.  When you offer new nutrition, and remove the corn based food, you are going to see a change in your dog, and sometimes the dog allergies will actually get worse.  This is really common, and do not stop your new dog food regime.

Dog Allergies can Get Worse With Good Nutrition

The reason your dog may see better nutrition cause more dog allergies, is the fact that your dog’s body will now release all the toxic elements that it was storing over the years.  Often when a new nutrition is offered, new vitamins and minerals will be so welcome to your dog’s system, that it releases all the stored meager value it was storing for a rainy day, and this release, will send out toxic stored chemicals as well.  It is not unusual for a few months of dog allergies to erupt during a new nutrition program.

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Veggies and Meat for Your Dog

Posted on 06/22/2011 by Cheryl Hanson

Why are veggies and meat for your dog important?  Its the nutrition that both offer your best friend!The most amazing thing you can do for your dog is to feed him the right kind of food, and that does include meat and protein, but more than that, it includes some fiber and some minerals as well.  The best way to accomplish this, is to feed a mixture of protein and vegetables that will provide the best nutrition that you can ever hope to provide.  Natural food that is full of fiber, protein, and natural vitamins and minerals are the best offers for your dog.  Veggies can be a great snack for your dog, but offering low fat and raw meat for your dog is another way to ensure good health.

Buy the Best Dog Food

Your money may be tight, and you might be purchasing some very economical dog food at the local supermarket or the box store, and see that your dog enjoys it very much.  The truth is, most of the very inexpensive dog food is really just that, inexpensive.  It is usually loaded with less than adequate nutrition, and can be very difficult to allow your dog the right amount of minerals and essential vitamins for health and vitality.  Without the right ingredients, you are only filling your dog with fluff, and the most difficult of health issues will  not evolve or disappear on this kind of diet.  It is a recipe for disaster, and can only bring your dog more of a risk for health issues to evolve into real tragic consequences.

The most kind and supportive thing you can do for your dog, and all of your pets at home, is feed them the most natural and healthful food that you can afford.  It was not so long ago, that all of our dogs, cats, birds and other pets ate what we ate.  We prepared a home cooked meal, and the dog was anxious at the end of the meal, for their share of the food.  The scraps of the meal were given to the dog, and often if a hunted animal was prepared, we gave the dog a raw bone, or some of the less than scrumptious parts of the kill.  The reality of this situation is that this was actually closer to best nutrition for our dogs, as the dog would have eaten this way in the wild, and the raw meat, and scraps of vegetables are exactly what a dog needs for good health.

Now, with the advent of pet food companies, the regulations are often fairly relaxed on what a pet food company can include in a pet food, and they often fill it with many less than best choices like corn, potatoes, rice or even some by-products like chicken feet, beaks, or even feathers.  If you are buying a meat “meal” you are feeding your pet these ingredients.  It is not healthy, and lately, they have realized that even some forms of the chicken are exposed to arsenic, which is in the cheaper chicken feed.  The chain is not built on health, but on cost control, and this will only cost you dearly in the future.

Cost of Food will Result in Health and Vet Care Costs

The reality of the inexpensive food choice, is that you in fact, will be spending more money than you would like to spend, in the area of veterinarian care in the near future.  When you feed a corn based pet food, or a food that is “cheaper” you are risking some of your wallet in the future to be spent at the vet.  The terrible outcome of allergies, joint problems, digestive and nervous system issues, and scarier health concerns like cancer and terminal disease are possibilities.  It is impossible to link all of the health issues that you may result with by your choice of food, but there are many times where the change of food can result in a better outcome.  For this reason, the connection between poor nutrition, and increased vet care costs seems to be valid.  The choice is yours as a pet parent, and if you are willing to spend a bit more on the front end of your pet’s food, you will most likely see a great result with any health issue you are experiencing.

Think of it this way, if you run your body to the ground, and you keep going and expecting your body to produce, but do not offer valid minerals, proteins or vitamins for healing and health, your body will pull from the tissues and cells to find vitamins and minerals to keep you working.  If you are not adding minerals and vitamins to the overall needs of your busy body, you will feel sick, tired and will not be able to see good results from your health.  Your overall life will suffer as a result of the lack of support from your nutrition.  The same thing follows for your dog, and many dogs today are suffering from allergies and do not see good results in health.

For this reason, the most important thing you can do as a good pet parent, is buy nutrition that is real.  The food that you should look for is something you can recognize, and a food that you would be sure was actual meat, vegetables and provides the necessary vitamins and minerals.  The ingredients should be easily understood, and if there are words that you are  not sure about, do not buy that food.  Organic is a great way to go, as the standards are higher for this kind of process.  Take the field to your table for yourself and your pet, and you will save money in the long run.

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Dog Allergies

Posted on 04/06/2011 by Cheryl Hanson

www.granitebayvetvipclub.com – Video talks about dog allergies, causes and what you can do about them. To get more info about your pet go to our website.
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Dog Food & Nutrition : Adding Supplements to Dog Food

Posted on 04/04/2011 by Cheryl Hanson

Do research before adding supplements to a dog’s food. Learn about dog food additives and supplements, as well as tips on making sure a dog is eating a healthy diet in thisfree pet care video. Expert: Mark Siebel Contact: www.doggiestepsdogtraining.com/index.html Bio: has owned Doggie Steps Dog Training for four years and has worked with over 4000 dogs! Filmmaker: Dustin Daniels
Video Rating: 3 / 5

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