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There’s been a great deal of attention focused upon
dog and cat foods lately, especially in light of the
pet food recalls. Similarly, we should turn a
critical eye towards the hundreds of treats that
dogs consume on a regular basis.
Many of the mass-produced treats on the market today
contain the leftover cereals and other unsuitable
ingredients, which are better for company profits
than the long-term health of dogs. Artificial
coloring and chemical preservatives are included in
most to maintain freshness, as these well-known
brands typically spend months stored in warehouses
before ultimately being shipped to your local
grocery. Upon inspecting their labels, you’ll find
many contain wheat flour, soy flour, dextrose, BHA,
high fructose corn syrup and garlic. These products
are known to be hard for your dog to digest and some
can have potentially harmful effects. In fact,
garlic can be toxic to dogs.
As pet parents, we know that our companion animals
depend solely upon us for their nutritional intake.
And since good nutrition is important for our pets
to live a long and healthy life, it is important to
choose a nutrient-rich treat that can be a part of
your pet’s overall diet. To fill this need,
HealthyPetNet and Dr. Jane Bicks have created
several nutritious treats for your dog.
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We all want our beloved pets to live a long and
healthy life. Holistic health care requires us to
understand that everything we do has an effect on
our pets’ lives – there’s no aspect that should be
overlooked.
Since we know that food is the foundation for a
healthy life, most people select the best food to
provide the many essential nutritional components
our pets can’t do without. Treats should also be a
part of your pet’s nutritional backbone, and they
should be selected based upon their nutritional
merits rather than on cost or flavor only.
Some people eat empty calorie snacks, while
health-conscious people choose other products that
offer unique nutrients to supplement their diet.
Your pet’s treats should add the healthy components
that you know will support a healthy immune system,
strong muscles and an efficient brain. These
nutrients can be found in many foods, including
cranberries, apples, squash, zucchini, rice bran,
whole grains and many others.
I feel very strongly that every treat you give your
pet should have a health benefit so that at the end
of the day, your pet truly is a reflection of his or
her food, treats and love.
Thank you!
Dr. Jane Bicks
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