Dieting Your Dog

A dogs diet needs are not that different from our own. They require the same vitamins
and minerals as we do just not in the same quantity. They require protein, carbohydrates
and fats just like we do. Their stomachs work similar to ours. There are only a few
differences. If we eat too much and not exercise enough, we get overweight.
Overweight can bring on a whole slew of problems for us. For a dog, it is no different.
If they eat too much and do not get enough exercise, they too will become overweight
and they too will deal with a whole slew of problems also. The food we put into our
body can affect our skin and our hair. The food we put on a dogs body affects their skin
and their hair. Why do some dog owners think otherwise? We eat certain foods to give
us the nutrition we need to keep us healthy. The same is true for dogs. While they can
not eat the same foods we do, careful attention should be paid to the ingredients in dog
food to make sure they are getting a healthy and nutritious meal.

Poor diet in dogs could mean many things. Dogs with a poor diet do not have high
energy levels, they many develop healthy problems down the line, they can be
overweight or underweight. They can have teeth problems, bad breath, infections. The
list goes on and on. An unbalanced diet for you dog could mean a shorter lifespan that
your dog has.

Table Of Contents:

Why Worry About Your Dog’s Diet
When Should Good Nutrition Start
What Are The Three Choices Of Dog Food and How Are They Made?
What Makes A Healthy Dog Food and Where Can You Find It?
What To Do When Your Dog Is Overweight
Should You Give Your Furry Friend Table Scraps?
What Goes In Must Come Out. How Your Dog’s Diet Affects His Waste
What Is The Raw Dog Diet?
Should You Give Your Dog Vitamins?
Do Pregnant Dogs Need To Be Fed A Different Diet?
What To Feed Your Senior Dog
Should You Give Your Dog Treats?
To Sum It All Up