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The same way dietary supplements are beneficial to your body, so too can they be great for our pets.

The most common supplements taken by pets are for arthritis support in joints and fatty acids to reduce shedding and ensure a shiny coat. Probiotics and antioxidants also help with digestive problems, fight against ageing, and aid in cognitive maintenance.

Double coated, refers to the animals that, like Huskies, have two layers of fur. The first layer, or undercoat, are the fine, fluffy hairs that are short and closest to the skin. This is the fur that sheds, the light and soft fur. This layer is made to trap air and insulate the dog, so it essentially keeps them warm.

Gastrointestinal health is equally important for every animal being in the world, so it is for your dog. Like other species, the dog’s gastrointestinal tract harbours billions of beneficial bacterial strains. These bacteria help to balance the internal environment of the intestinal tract and promote good well-being by preventing diseases

You may hear so many conflicting opinions about canine nutrition topics. These opinions can make you doubtful while incorporating a new supplement like bone broth into your furry friends’ diet.

You may wonder why your dog showing up when you’re cutting the slices of pumpkin, or working with cinnamon spices in your kitchen? Because dogs are very much fond of pumpkin and cinnamon spice. These provide our canine companions with several health benefits.

Like humans, the use of natural supplements in dogs is most common in the United States. These supplements offer an alternative to many common issues ranges from digestive problems to respiratory issues. This acts as a preventive medication and has no side effects although. Here, we listed 5 common natural supplements for your dog.

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