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Are all Omega-3s Created Equal?

There seems to be a lot of confusion out there as to the best sources of omega-3 fatty acids. This article will break down the major sources of omega-3’s and give you the information you need to make educated choices. Read more HERE

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Rat Terrier plays in the yard

Here's Jenna the tiniest Rat Terrier I have even seen. Weighing all of 4 lbs and reaching a tall 8 inches, she is fast and swift. Here she is rolling in some flowers, that beats the other stuff she normally rolls in.

And now Jenna is resting from a nice, long run in the backyard.

When it comes to grooming Jenna, she is what I call a washndry. Two minutes of washing and 2 minutes of drying. One minute of toe nail trimming, 1/2 a minute cleaning those big ears. Spray with some sweet smelling perfume and walla done!

Poodle enjoying flowers

GLUTEN SENSITIVITY in DOGS

Gluten allergy, medically described as celiac disease, is a fairly common food allergy in canines. An allergy to gluten can develop at any point in a dog's life and can show in a variety of symptoms, including skin and bowel problems. Common problems of a gluten allergy can include symptoms such as itchy, flaky, and irritated skin. Bowel problems like diarrhea, loose stools are also noticed. Other symptoms include hypertension, weight loss, lack of energy and changes in behavior all which should be checked by your veterinarian.

Some of the most common food allergies in dogs are corn, soy,
preservatives, beef, pork, chicken, milk, eggs and fish.
Most always it is the source from which the ingredients are coming from. Corn can contain mold, preservatives are chemicals and are not good for anybody. Milk should never be a part of a dogs diet or ours for that matter. The meats are not of human grade which can be old, sickly or even prior dead animals.

Switching to a natural, holistic pet food is something that will help.
My Life's Abundance is safe and is tolerated by many dogs with allergies.
See ingredient list and many other facts HERE

What is in your pet food?

Watch this informative video and see what many pet food companies are putting in their pet food.

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