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Superfoods & Ancient Grains
Superfoods & Ancient Grains
Real health, from the gut out. Plant-based by design.
Whole dog health, from the gut out. Plant-based by design.
The everyday bowl that does more than fill them up. Complete daily nutrition that supports steadier digestion, skin and coat condition, and everyday vitality, by feeding the gut microbiome the whole dog is built on.
Dogs need nutrients, not ingredients. Your dog’s body does not ask where their nutrients come from. Only that they arrive. Every one of ours is delivered by plants.
One Gut. Whole Dog.™
Price range: £22.50 through £77.00
Supplements
Banish - Bioactive Bites
Natural Shield · Flea & Tick Season Support
Natural support for flea and tick season, from the inside out. Banish combines brewers' yeast, rosemary, clove leaf, lavender and thyme, ingredients traditionally used to help make dogs less appealing to fleas and ticks, with prebiotic chicory root, a postbiotic and skin-nourishing oils, to support a healthy skin barrier, a glossy coat and your dog's natural defences, alongside your usual flea and tick control.
Made without meat, wheat, soy or corn, Banish is gentle enough to give every day, with every ingredient and inclusion level declared in full.
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The Complete Daily Foundation · For Healthy Ageing One chew a day, and everything your dog's body is counting on. Boost brings a complete vitamin and mineral complex together with taurine, L-carnitine, DHAgold™ algae, joint nutrients, adaptogens and a pre, pro and postbiotic foundation: 40 targeted bioactives in one daily chew, rather than a shelf of separate pots. It is the daily foundation for any adult dog, and it matters more with every year, supporting the vitality, sharp mind and comfortable movement that keep a senior dog enjoying every day. Made without meat, wheat, soy or corn, Boost is gentle enough to give every day, with every ingredient and inclusion level declared in full. One Gut. Whole Dog.™
Naturally Supports Joint Comfort and Promotes Healthy Movement and Flexibility.
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Functional foods offer a powerful tool for promoting canine health, providing benefits that extend far beyond basic nutrition. From enhancing gut health with probiotics and prebiotics to supporting joint, cardiovascular, and cognitive health with PUFAs and phytonutrients, these foods can play a crucial role in managing and preventing a wide range of diseases in dogs.
As the understanding of canine heart disease deepens, attention has turned toward the role of diet, particularly animal proteins, in the development of heart conditions such as myxomatous mitral valve disease (MMVD), dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM), and congestive heart failure (CHF). Central to this discussion is Trimethylamine (TMA), a compound metabolised into Trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO), which has been implicated in the progression of these heart diseases.
Understanding the microbiome's impact on health has opened new avenues for treating and preventing chronic diseases in dogs. This article explores the profound connections between the gut microbiome and different aspects of canine health, highlighting current research findings and potential therapeutic strategies.
This article delves into the myths and facts surrounding garlic, examining its health benefits, the misconceptions about its toxicity, and guidelines for safe garlic consumption in dogs. By exploring scientific research and historical use, this article aims to clarify the role of garlic in canine nutrition and offer practical advice for dog owners.
Herbs, spices, and adaptogens offer a natural and effective way to alleviate vomiting in dogs, addressing both the symptoms and underlying causes. From ginger’s powerful antiemetic properties to the soothing effects of chamomile and peppermint, these natural remedies can provide relief without the side effects of conventional medications.
This article provides a comprehensive guide on the causes, diagnosis, and treatment options for vomiting in dogs. It explains the difference between vomiting and regurgitation, lists potential causes, and offers detailed guidance on when to seek veterinary care.
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