Natural home-made food with real meat and veggies with the right vitamins can make a big difference. Before you question the outside, think of what might be happening on the inside.
I have met many people who have young dogs on medication to "calm them down", yet when I ask what they feed their dogs, they say "tinned supermarket food.. but the good stuff." (Of course it is. hmmm)
Feeding your dog canned food is like giving a 6 year old child McDonalds and then wondering why they are hyperactive. Would you continue to feed your child red cordial and lollies and then combat this with ADHD medication?
Okay, I'm not a vet and if your dog truly has serious issues, please seek professional advice. However, if it works, wouldn't it be better to try a more natural solution first?
Get some fresh mince or minced off-cuts from the butcher. Blend up some silverbeet, kale, carrots (avoid mushrooms, garlic, onions as these can be toxic to dogs) and mix it all together with a little rice. Maybe even add a raw egg - these are high in protein and great for your dog's coat!
If you want to add some dry food, grain free options like Black Hawk are really good.
DELICIOUS!!
"Oh my dog only eats fresh roast chicken and caviar from My Dog" I hear you say. Really? Fine. Don't feed your dog for a day, I guarantee, they'll get on to my mix pretty quick.
If you need some extra calming options, try Paw Complete Calm by Blackmores. These are tasty kangaroo based chews that contains Tryptophan, B group vitamins and a blend of multivitamins and nutrients to support the general health and nervous function in dogs. Available at PetBarn and other dog supply stores.
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