Sweet Potato Chips
VITALITY
available in 5 oz. pkg.
INGREDIENTS
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. Sweet Potato
. Flaxseed
· Vitamin E Supplement
· Vitamin A Acetate
Vitamins for Dogs
Just like humans, dogs need to eat a balanced diet that includes plenty of vitamins. Also like humans, many dogs tend to not get all the vitamins they need. Even if you feed your dog organic food or even home grown food, most dogs need to take a supplement. However, dog owners know that it can be very difficult to convince a dog to take a capsule everyday, and liquid drops are not much easier to administer. Of course, you could crush the vitamin and mix it with food, but you can never be sure your dog will eat the entire bowl before the vitamin starts to lose its efficacy.
Vitamin E Vitamin E is the third of the fat soluble vitamins. Foods rich in Vitamin E include plant oils such as safflower and wheat germ. As with the other fat soluble vitamins, vitamin E is also highly concentrated in meats such as liver and fat. Not all of the functions of vitamin E are known, but it plays a role in the formation of cell membranes, cell respiration, and in the metabolism of fats. It is an antioxidant and protects various hormones from oxidation. Vitamin E is also used for a healthy circulatory system and proper blood clotting.
Vitamin A Vitamin A is found in several forms such as retinol, retinaldehyde, retinoic acid, and in the liver storage form, retinyl palmitate. The main source of Vitamin A is the yellow pigment found in plants. This pigment is called carotene. When fed to dogs, carotene is easily converted by the intestinal cells into the usable vitamin A. Vitmain A is important for vision, hair, skin and coat. It also is used for growth and muscle formation, as well as fertility.
available in 5 oz. pkg.
INGREDIENTS
-------------------
. Sweet Potato
. Flaxseed
· Vitamin E Supplement
· Vitamin A Acetate
Vitamins for Dogs
Just like humans, dogs need to eat a balanced diet that includes plenty of vitamins. Also like humans, many dogs tend to not get all the vitamins they need. Even if you feed your dog organic food or even home grown food, most dogs need to take a supplement. However, dog owners know that it can be very difficult to convince a dog to take a capsule everyday, and liquid drops are not much easier to administer. Of course, you could crush the vitamin and mix it with food, but you can never be sure your dog will eat the entire bowl before the vitamin starts to lose its efficacy.
Vitamin E Vitamin E is the third of the fat soluble vitamins. Foods rich in Vitamin E include plant oils such as safflower and wheat germ. As with the other fat soluble vitamins, vitamin E is also highly concentrated in meats such as liver and fat. Not all of the functions of vitamin E are known, but it plays a role in the formation of cell membranes, cell respiration, and in the metabolism of fats. It is an antioxidant and protects various hormones from oxidation. Vitamin E is also used for a healthy circulatory system and proper blood clotting.
Vitamin A Vitamin A is found in several forms such as retinol, retinaldehyde, retinoic acid, and in the liver storage form, retinyl palmitate. The main source of Vitamin A is the yellow pigment found in plants. This pigment is called carotene. When fed to dogs, carotene is easily converted by the intestinal cells into the usable vitamin A. Vitmain A is important for vision, hair, skin and coat. It also is used for growth and muscle formation, as well as fertility.
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