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Canine nutrition is essential when it comes to meeting all the needs dogs require during their growth, physical, and mental development, as well as for pets undergoing medical treatment. Our furry friends need a diet rich in protein, essential fatty acids, vitamins and minerals, fiber, and carbohydrates. In our program, learn which foods are healthy and beneficial for their health and body, and which ones should be offered in small portions.
The great advances made in canine nutrition in recent years have contributed enormously to improving dogs' well-being and increasing their life expectancy (it is estimated that in the last 15 years, the average life expectancy of a dog has increased by 3 years). Both excesses and deficiencies are harmful to our animal's health, so it is necessary to understand their needs, which are very different from those of humans and cats.
Contrary to some widely held beliefs, dogs don't need to "vary" their diet; in fact, they're fairly mediocre tasters, largely appreciating food through their sense of smell.
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Juan Gonzalo Angel Restrepo
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