Features
September 2001 Issue
Nursing Your Dog Back to Health Using a High-Quality Diet
Nutritional support is the key to solving multiple health problems.
The rescued puppy has diarrhea, gummy eyes, ear mites, and ringworm, but theres a spark in his eye and his tail is wagging. A stray dog has an upper respiratory infection, skin lesions and worms, yet the person who finds her knows shell make a loyal companion. Some of the best dogs come into our lives in damaged condition, and the right support can transform them. Yet when dogs have multiple problems, its hard to know what to do first. Many dogs and puppies in pet stores, animal shelters, or on the street suffer from malnutrition and conditions that take advantage of impaired immunity; parasites, bacterial infections, fungi, and viruses all take their toll.
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