Dog Owners May be Shortchanging Their Companion's Nutrition

(PRWEB) July 13, 2007 -- "Tainted pet food." Just the phrase sends chills down the spine of a dog owner. The reaction is understandable. However, dog owners responding to pet food scares by feeding 'real food' diets are encouraged to provide supplementation of vitamins and minerals. This is most easily accomplished with an all-in-one supplement - which will provide umbrella coverage for any nutrient that may be missing in the homemade, or partially homemade, diet.

 “  Tainted pet food.  ”

Canine supplements are easy to locate with an internet search; and all-in-ones are available. These supplements are convenient, promote everyday health, and have been proven to support dogs on any diet who are facing various physical challenges, such as:

Arthritis Obesity Skin conditions Allergies Diabetes Pregnancy Lactation Hot spots Stress
Owners may choose to look for canine supplements that have no artificial colors or flavors. Also, the most complete supplements will contain Omega-3 Fatty Acids and Amino Acids. A top-dress type supplement is put right on the dog's dinner, negating the need for any separate dosing or extra effort.

One caution, regarding all-in-ones, to owners of Bedlington Terriers: copper levels that are high enough to be effective in other breeds are toxic to this breed of dog. Read the label of the product carefully, before supplementing a Bedlington.

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