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Human Grade Dog Food : Signs of Good Nutrition



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By : Dr. Janice Elenbaas    29 or more times read
Submitted 2009-10-31 14:32:32
Good nutrition helps your dog resist infection and disease. He/she will live longer and spend more quality time being your friend and companion. Dogs need healthy, human grade dog food!

Let's take a look at the various parts of the body that can give us a signal about the state of overall health. The word 'symptom' is from the Greek word 'signal'. Symptoms are signs that the body is out of balance or attempting to heal. We want to look at what symptoms mean, not try to suppress or cover them up. Suppressing symptoms can prevent the body from healing.

We will start by looking at the eyes. Take a look at your dog's lower eyelid. The color here can indicate proper assimilation of iron and other minerals. If they are white or light colored, there is poor assimilation. The lids should be pink to red.
Gums are also indicators of the proper use of vitamins, minerals and amino acids. If in poor condition and health, we will see loose teeth, bleeding, tarter build up, light color or white spots. Good healthy gums show no bleeding when rubbed and firm teeth. The gums should be dark in color. Your dog should not have bad breath! Feeding a good diet of human grade dog food will help keep eyes and gums in good shape.

The skin is the largest organ in the body and is an amazing indicator of overall health. Skin needs high quality protein, fatty acids and fluids. Without these, we see dry, flaky areas, 'hot spots', recurring infections and susceptibility to parasites. Good skin should be smooth and pliable. Try lifting your dog's skin and watch how quickly it returns to shape. It needs to be elastic and firm.

If your dog's coat is dry, brittle and dull, it could mean his diet is filled with poor quality proteins and is deficient in fatty acids. A healthy coat will be soft, glossy and bright with minimal shedding. It is not normal for your dog's fur to always come out in clumps!

Energy levels are a natural indicator of health. Is your dog energetic or does he seem listless and tire easily? Dogs that appear hyper or overly nervous may be suffering from a poor quality diet loaded with preservatives and toxins.

Human grade dog food provides high quality vitamins and minerals that are readily absorbed by the body. Remember we are what we eat! Health always comes from the inside and is reflected out!
Author Resource:- Looking for information on human dog food? If so, do not wait another minute! Visit us today at http://www.luckydogcuisine.com Lucky Dog Cuisine Inc. A company dedicated to providing All American, all natural, "Human Grade", cooked meals for dogs http://www.luckydogcuisine.com
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