Stop Feeding Just Kibble: Do This to Save Your Dog's Health

Many dog owners buy inexpensive croquettes to feed your pets, since not everyone has the capacity to buy premium croquettes. And because we know that the economic, even if they comply with the basics, usually fall short in some nutrients, essentials such as high quality proteins, healthy antioxidant fatty acids or natural fiber. As we saw in the previous video on the differences of the croquettes, P-R-E-M-I-U-M and economical and that, long term, may affect energy, fur including your dog's health. The good thing is that you don't need. Spending on premium brands to improve their nutrition, with safe and easy to obtain homemade ingredients, you can transform those kibbles into a meal, much more complete and balanced. Support this content by watching the full video. I assure you that it will be of great help to you. Let's get started! Before starting with the ingredients it is important to make something clear. These accessories are for daily or frequent use. Depending on the ingredient, we are not talking about awards or occasional, but of toys that you can add every day in small quantities. For your dog to receive vitamin minerals and proteins that cheap croquettes do not always have, guarantees that yes, it's not about filling the plate with extras, but to choose well and to the right extent, so that the dog receive benefits without risk of excess. A key fact is that a economy croquettes all his life and career, but by supplementing it with ingredients, will live in better health, better digestion, brighter coat and stronger immune system. That said, let's go with the first ingredient, boiled egg. The perfect protein, the egg is considered one of the best. Sources of protein and amino acids for dogs. Also provides healthy fats, B-complex vitamins and minerals such as selenium. The best thing is that it is very inexpensive and easy to prepare. And this is where many croquettes make sense. Economic have low-quality proteins and lack certain key nutrients. For example, they may be low in essential amino acids, necessary to maintain muscle mass. Usually provide lower quality fats and less omega-3, what affects the skin and fur? Many do not contain enough natural vitamins such as the B-complex. The egg compensates for these shortcomings, provides the highest quality proteins that the dog takes better advantage of than that of the processed meat from the croquettes. Your healthy fats help keep the stronger. And fur, and with its vitamins and minerals, strengthens the immune system and daily energy. A boiled egg, hard or scrambled without salt or oil, mixed with croquettes, can make a big difference in the diet. That does not abuse. Small dogs have egg-medium dogs one egg. Large dogs, up to two eggs a day, depending on your level of activity. A revealing fact, is that the egg white has a protein with biological quality, even higher than beef. So with something as simple as an egg, you are adding a top-notch nutritional booster. Steamed vegetables many croquettes. Economic have a little fiber and antioxidants. This translates into digestions, fewer defenses and poor quality feces. This is where vegetables come into play, which are a way. Simple, safe and inexpensive diet supplement. Safe and nutritious options include carrots. Rich in beta-carotene, that strengthen eyesight and strengthen the immune system. Broccoli filled with fiber and compounds. Antioxidants that help protect cells. Very easy to digest and low in calories. Ideal for dogs with a tendency to fatten spinach. Good source of iron and vitamins, but always in small quantities to avoid excess. Oxalates. Recommended amounts per portion. Are small dogs. One to twos of vegetables, or crushed. Medium dogs of two to three for south. And large dogs half a cup approximately the ideal is. Steam them to preserve. The highest amount of nutrients. Then finely chop them or even. Crush them to mix with the croquettes. A curious fact is that broccoli. In small quantities helps to prevent. Certain types of cancer in dogs. Thanks to the sulforaphanes. The reward for your dog. Is better digestion, stronger defenses and a system. Narrower intestinal. Thanks to natural fiber and antioxidants. Fish oil or flaxseed oil. One of the largest. Empty croquettes is the lack of. Of healthy fat. Especially omega-3 and 6 fatty acids. These are essential to maintain the skin. Flexible coat. Strengthen the immune system and even protect the heart. Fish oil is the most complete source of omega. Three depending on the type of oil. May have a higher concentration of certain fatty acids. Like salmon oil. Is more popular. Rich in EPA and DHA. Which are the omega-3 easiest to absorb. Ideal for dogs of all ages. Especially those who suffer. Dry skin or hair loss. Sardine oil. Similar to salmon but more economical. Also highly recommended. Cod liver oil. In addition to omega-3. It provides vitamins D and vitamin A. Is excellent for puppies. Growing and adult dogs that do not receive. Sufficient sun exposure however. It is necessary to take care of it. Does to avoid excess vitamin A. As a vegetable alternative we have flaxseed oil. Provides alpha-linolenic acid. That the dog's body turns into omega-3. Is not as efficient as fish. But is still a good option. Especially in households. Where nothing of animal origin is not used however. Which oil is suitable according to the age of the dog. If the oil is puppy. Cod liver is very useful because in addition to omega-3. Gives vitamin D to strengthen bones and growth. But always in small quantities so as not to exceed. Adults salmon or sardine oil is ideal for. Keeps the coat healthy. Reduces inflammation and cares for the heart. And older dogs or dogs with joint problems. Salmon oil is the most recommended by its high omega-3. Absorption helps to reduce inflammation. And improves mobility in cases of arthritis. The recommended amounts per serving. Small dogs one quarter teaspoon. Medium sized dogs half a teaspoon. And dogs one teaspoon large. Always add the crude oil right on top. Add the croquettes and mix it. Good for complete consumption. The reward the dog will get is a coat. Brighter, healthier skin. Stronger joints less inflammation. And a better protected immune system. Unsweetened plain yogurt and other sources of probiotics. Unsweetened plain yogurt. Is one of those. Easier and cheaper to use probiotics. But it is not the only one. Probiotics are bacteria but good. That balance the intestinal flora. IMP are OVE digestion and strengthen the immune system. In addition to yogurt, there are other sources. That you can include in your dog's diet. Like milk kefir. Yogurt like. But with more variety of beneficial bacteria. Is very powerful. To strengthen the. But should be given in very small portions. Because it is more concentrated. The quantities. Daily save. Would be small dogs. A teaspoon of yogurt or. Kefir medium dogs one spoonful. Dogs large twos. What a cold water snow free option. Excellent for lactose intolerant dogs. Refreshes and helps maintain a flora. Balanced intestinal. Is offered in the same way as milk. In small quantities mixed with the food. Probiotic supplements for dogs. Exist in containers or powders designed. Especially for pets. Are more expensive. But very useful in cases of frequent diarrhea and. Treatments with. Characteristics or chronic problems. Always remember to introduce probiotics little by little. Watching how your dog reacts. Because each organism is different the dare. Key is that a. Images with balanced flora. Improves nutrient absorption in croquettes. So even if you use inexpensive food. Your dog will take much more advantage of what he eats. The reward that the dog will get. Is that you will have a healthier digestion. Less diarrhea and gases and improved. Nutrient absorption and a system. Stronger immune. Cooked pumpkin or other vegetables. Pumpkin is one of the most important. Superfoods. Most recommended for dogs. And an ideal complement to inexpensive croquettes. Is rich in fiber. Soluble which helps regulate intestinal transit. Is suitable for both dogs with. Constipation as for dogs suffering from diarrhea. Also contains vitamin A vitamin C. Potassium and antioxidants to strengthen. Vision skin and immune system is low. In calories so that also. Helps dogs with a tendency to be. The recommended amounts per portion. Is small dogs. One to two teaspoons of cooked and crushed pumpkin. Medium dogs from one to two south. Large dogs from three to four south. The most practical way is to steam it or boil it. Mash it and mix it with croquettes. Never use canned pumpkin with sugar or flavorings. Sal. Should only be au naturel. Similar vegetables. That can also help. To paradise is the sweet potato or the snow contributes. Soluble fiber is sweeter. Then the pumpkin and most dogs. Love it. It is also a source of antioxidants such as beta carotene. Amount equal to pureed pumpkin and well cooked. There is also the chayote. Very low in calories and light to the stomach. Ideal for dogs in need of fiber. Without adding fat or sugar in the amount. One to two south depending on dog size. Well. Seeded cucumber provides. Water and fiber refreshes and helps in light digestions. Perfect for hot climates. The quantity some. Thin or gray red pieces never in. Excess to prevent diarrhea. A curious fact is that though. Sweet potato is so rich in antioxidants. Which is considered a natural protector. Against cellular aging in dogs. The reward your dog receives. Is a more stable digestion healthy meals. Less diarrhea or constipation. And a vitamin supplement. And antioxidants that strengthen the immune system. Cooked lean meat. And how to rotate for more benefits the. Inexpensive croquettes usually include. Proteins of low biological value therefore. A little lean meat cooked every day. Greatly improves the nutritional quality of the diet. The best options are chicken. Is the lightest and easiest protein to digest. Good basis for dogs with sensitive stomachs. Chicken like. But with less excellent fat. Option for or low activity dogs. Energy keys muscle health. Whitefish rich in clean protein and low in fat. Provides minerals such as iron and selenium. Now the ideal is. Rotate throughout the week so that the dog. Have nutrients other than each other. A rest of extra protein. Only croquettes with another complement. Light as vegetable or pumpkin. This way the dog does not always receive. The same protein. And their diet becomes richer and more balanced. Without overspending. The recommended quantities per portion. Of small dogs from 1 to 2 south. Medium dogs from 2 to 3 south. And large dogs from 4 to 5 south. The reward your dog receives is a more dough. Muscle sustained energy. And a better balance of minerals such as iron 100. And expressions that reinforce health. Muscle bone and the immune system. And finally save fresh fruits. Inexpensive croquettes are almost always lacking. Of natural antioxidants and certain vitamins that. Found in fruits include. Small portions of fruit. Fresh is an economical way too. Very effective in reinforcing. Your dog's daily smile. The best options are apples. Without seeds and heart. Rich in fiber and vitamin C. Banana or banana provides. Potassium and fast energy. Blueberries excellent antioxidant. Protect cells and memory in older dogs. Watermelon. Refreshing sparkling wine ideal for hot climates. Papaya helps digestion and provides vitamin too. Recommended amounts per ration. Small dogs from 1 to 2 small pieces small dogs. Medium sized 3 to 4 pieces the size of a die. Large dogs from 5 to 6 pieces of the same size. Always remove the seeds. Hard peels and bears fruit in moderate portions. Never use raisins. Or excess citrus fruits as they can be harmful. Blueberries are considered the number one superfood for dogs for its power. Antioxidant and its low sugar content. The reward your dog receives. More defenses better digestion. Cell protection. Against aging and a contribution. Extra vitamin balancing. The diet based on inexpensive croquettes now. You will probably wonder if it is better. Give only one of these. Ingredients per day or if they can be mixed. The answer is. You can combine it but always. In small quantities and. Balance so as not to damage the dog's stomach. Or exceed calories. It is best to choose. Two or three ingredients per. Ration and vary them throughout the week. This way your dog. Receives variety without risk of excess for example. A daily dish may include a little egg. A teaspoon of cooked vegetables. A pinch of oil and another day. You could exchange the egg for lean meat. Or vegetables by pumpkin or fruits. The golden rule. Is the sum of the supplements should not. Exceed 20% of the total meal. 80% must still be croquettes. So that the diet does not affect the basic balance that. Those offer. How do you see your dog's inexpensive kibble improving? Does not mean spending a fortune on premium brands. With homemade ingredients such as egg. Vegetables oils rich in omega-3 yogurt pumpkin. Lean meat and fresh fruits. You can transform its dish. In a much more nutritious varied and healthy meal. So your dog doesn't just survive. But lives with more energy. Better digestion. A coat and a strong immune system. Now I leave you a question. Which of these seven ingredients. You usually hit your dog or which one would you dare to try? Let me know in the comments. I would love to read your experience. See you in the next video.