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16 Vegetables Dogs Like To Eat (And 9 Reasons Why)

Vegetables dogs like to eat are important for 9 BIG reasons - vegetables are very healthy for dogs and treat disease. ***FREE DOG HEALTH GUIDE [5 Easy Steps to 'Health Boost' Kibble Meals & Heal Day-to-Day Health Issues] - Simple. Fast. HEALING. https://healthydogforlife.com/guide RESOURCES & LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO: SUBSCRIBE to Learn Healthier Feeding and Home Remedy Tips. A KINDER, MORE NATURAL WAY to BETTER DOG HEALTH - http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... FREE DOG HEALTH GUIDE - DOWNLOAD YOUR 5 STEP DOG HEALTH ACTION LIST 5 steps (simple & fast) to make your dogs kibble meals MUCH healthier and begin healing common health problems fast - https://healthydogforlife.com/guide WATCH The HEALTHIER KIBBLE DIET VIDEO Here - https://healthydogforlife.com/feed-yo... BUY THE eBOOK: FEED YOUR DOG BETTER: Solve your dogs day to day health problems with some quick additions to kibble meals and watch as skin problems, tummy troubles, allergies, ear infections and a dozen other health complaints fade fast with the [Healthier Kibble Diet, Home Cooked Food Diet and The Raw Food Diet] and MUCH more inside. WATCH the VIDEO here - https://healthydogforlife.com/feed-yo... PRODUCT LINKS: Vegetable Alternative as Freeze Dried Super Greens - https://amzn.to/2PyyJIF Feed Your Dog Better eBook - https://healthydogforlife.com/feed-yo... ABOUT TODAYS VIDEO: Vegetables Dogs Like To Eat 9 reasons to add dog friendly vegetables to your dogs meals. No 1 is that vegetables provide a range of nutrients such as proteins, fats, carbohydrates, lipids and fiber, making them a complete food. Although a dog could not thrive on vegetables alone as they need a better balance of amino acids, provided by meats. No2 is that green vegetables are full of minerals such as calcium, potassium and magnesium. No 3, vegetables provide many natural vitamins such as most B vitamins, vitamin A, C, E and K. No 4 is that vegetables are full of water to help hydrate a kibble fed dog as they're constantly dehydrated due to the lack of moisture in kibble. Kibble has 12% moisture content while vegetables are 85% moisture content. No 5, vegetables are full of phytonutrients including enzymes critical to kibble fed dogs who get none in their diet. Phytonutrients are also antiviral, antifungal, antibacterial, anti-aging and anti-cancer but kibble fed dogs get none of these nutrients in their diet. Vegetables are full of digestive enzymes to help smooth digestion and they're anti aging. No 6 Vegetables are full of soluble fiber that gets digested by microbes in the large bowel while the insoluble fiber cleans the gut wall as it passes through helping your dog to extract more nutrition from their food. No 7 vegetables help alkalize your dogs body which is important to your dogs liver, pancreas, kidneys, hormone production and heart. No 8 Dogs can eat vegetables. Dogs are generalized carnivores which means they have evolved to eat mostly meat and bone, however they can eat vegetables and fruit for extra nutrition. And No 9 vegetables are a great addition to the diet when serious disease comes into the equation. If your dog has cancer, diabetes, kidney or liver disease, they'll want a more natural food diet that alkalizes their body and gives them all the other nutritional benefits discussed. The vegetables you can feed your dog include: Alfalfa Lettuce Broccoli Green beans Peas Cauliflower Cabbage Carrots Zucchini Sprouted grains Asparagus Brussels sprouts Cucumber Mange tout Edamame and Sweet potato You can also include various edible herbs for many dog health benefits. Vegetables I recommend you don't give to your dog include: Onions Unsprouted legumes Avocados Macadamias White potatoes Any grains unless sprouted Also be careful of fruit stones and keep fruit well ripened before feeding so as not to cause digestive upset. You can feed your dog vegetables at 10% of the diet total and when preparing vegetables for your dog, you can part boil or steam them and then crush or blend them to break open the cells for easy digestion. If your dog doesn’t eat a home cooked or raw food diet, they can still benefit from vegetables in their diet, especially dogs on a kibble diet. ------------------ Disclosure: I participate in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate program that earns fees by linking to Amazon.com and related sites and I'll often link to helpful and effective products I and my customers use and at zero cost to you. All opinions are my own. The information is provided for educational and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute specific vet advice for any individual dog, cat or other animal. #vegetablesdogsliketoeat #vegetablesgoodfordogs #vegetablesfordogs