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Nutrition of the Old Dog An old dog is much more sensitive than a young dog to the amount of human contact each day. It will seek out its owner’s company, and mealtimes become much more important to it. Be that as it may, the dog’s food should compensate for its increased susceptibility due to aging, and should help it
Read moreWeaning in dogs As all changes in diet, weaning is gradual, which allows the puppy to change slowly from a milk diet to a growth food. The food should be adapted to the changing digestive ability of the puppy, and not vice versa. The Puppy’s Changing Digestive Ability Nutrition during Weaning
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Nutrition – Mistaken ideas About boxer Nutrition for dogs: the most common errors. Dog owners are too often misled by a number of generally accepted ideas that have been handed down through the years. The following paragraphs should set the record straight. A dog should fast once a week. This may be convenient for the owner, but has nothing to
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Eating habits – Basic Principles About boxer The color of the food doubtless makes more of an impression on the owner than on the dog. (The same is true of kibbles shaped like bits of meat or tiny vegetables.) The odor of the food, however, is an entirely different story. Everyone has seen a dog sniff its dish before gobbling
Read moreKnowing the factors that affect normal eating habits in dogs helps the owner to discover any unusual behavior, and so to deduce whether the change arises from the dog itself (if it is ill, for example), from the food, or from an environmental factor. Basic Principles The Most Frequent Eating Problems
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