Imbalanced dog nutrition leads to loss of organ function

Some parents give their dogs food other than meat, thinking that this is the best food for their dogs. In fact, eating meat for a long time without other "side dishes" will cause dogs to lack various vitamins and other nutrients. A lack of fatty acids may cause skin diseases in dogs. Fatty acids are the main components of cell membranes and have the function of synthesizing prostaglandins and preventing epithelial water loss.

Imbalanced dog nutrition leads to skin problems

When essential fatty acids are lacking, in addition to reducing the dog's reproductive rate, it will also make it difficult to heal skin scratches, increase dandruff, and form pus on the skin. Dermatosis, hair loss, edema, and wet dermatitis in the external auditory canal and between the toes. When unsaturated fatty acids are deficient, it can easily cause yellow fat syndrome, with the skin forming nodules and causing pain.

Dog nutrition requires balanced feeding

In terms of the dog's diet structure, owners need to pay attention to ensuring balanced nutrition. It is recommended to feed dog food containing trace elements as much as possible. You can usually add appropriate amounts of nutrients for feeding to ensure nutritional balance.