Sea Kelp - is a must for all nutrition-conscious dog owners. It ads tremendous amounts of trace minerals which could be lacking in your dog's diet. A lack of these trace minerals can adversely affect the coat appearance, health and physical condition. Sea kelp is also a necessity during the growth and teething period in medium to large-boned dogs. Many trainers fail to recognize that excessive chewing may be caused by poor diet (low grade dog food or lack of supplements).
 
Brewers Yeast - Supplies a nutritional supplemental source of protein. Helps prevent nutritional deficiencies. Pets deficient in B-l, B-2 and niacin are susceptible to fleas and other pests.


Dicalcium Phosphate - Provides an easy to use supplemental source of calcium, phosphate and Vitamin D which are essential to the development of bone and tooth structure. It is recommended for use in medium and large-boned dogs. (Puppies)
 
Bone Meal - is a natural source of calcium phosphorus from dried and powdered beef bones. Steamed to promote normal bone and teeth growth. It also helps in tissue development in fast-growing pets. Use of bone meal as a supplement is good for small to medium-sized dogs.

Vitamin Mineral - These tablets provide essential supplementary nutrients to help with proper health maintenance and complete growth development. These are vitamins minerals. If nothing else is to be fed, this is surely one of the most important. This has all vitamins in it which enables it to break all other vitamins, minerals and oils.


Wheat Germ Oil - Provides a sure, rich and natural source of Vitamin E including Alpha, and Gamma Tocopherols, fortified with Vitamins A and D. Wheat germ oil ensures a health coat and health skin. The vitamins provided by this oil helps break down other vitamins.

Cod Liver Oil - Is an excellent natural supply of Vitamin D, which aids in the proper metabolism of calcium for bone development. This oil is very important in medium to large-boned dogs and dogs with skin problems.


Important Notice: All supplements to be used under veterinarians or trainers advice for correct dosage. Harm may occur if given incorrectly!

General Health Tips

• At the time of purchase, take your dog to a recommended veterinarian for a complete health check.

• To prevent Fleas, use the prescribed "Program" from your veterinarian and use the carpet powder (Flea Busters) yearly.

• White distilled vinegar in the drinking water (1 tsp. per quart of water) and charcoal dog biscuits help prevent bad breath and body odor.

• Light skinned dogs, or dogs with pink skin, sun burn easily. Sun block is recommended to prevent cancer

• Bee stings and spider bites are common. A quick cure, over the counter, is Benadryl.

• Upset stomachs or loose stool - Pepto-Bismol may be used. If condition persists after two days, contact your veterinarian.

• Puppies need a rabies shot at 4 months.

• After your puppy has it's first rabies shot at 4 months (good for only one year), shots may be given every three years, if you request this of your vet.

• Premium dog foods not only give the dogs better health and longevity, but actually cost less due to the amount you need to feed. You will also pick up less stool.

• Table scraps should never be fed to dogs, especially if fed premium foods. It could cause nausea, diarrhea, and skin & coat problems.

• Do Not Ever leave your dog in a car with closed windows. Window guards can be bought for trucks, cars, & vans.

• Dogs left untrained and without attention in a backyard will become stressed (leading to physical problems) and usually become chewers and diggers. All dogs should be a part of the family.

• After bathing or swimming, the dogs ears should be cleaned with cotton balls soaked in rubbing alcohol. This will help prevent ear infections.

• Dogs with floppy ears should have their ears cleaned weekly with rubbing alcohol and have their ears pinned up to air out at that time.

• Dogs dragging their bottoms across the floor is a sign of anal glands expressed or worms.

• T-cup, Toy, and Miniature breeds should have their anal glands expressed monthly to prevent compactions, eruptions and infections. This can be done by your veterinarian, groomer, or owner of trained.

• Chew toys should be digestible or organic to avoid intestinal tract problems.

• Rock chewing, wood chewing, plant and dirt eating is usually a sign of a lack of trace minerals in the dog's diet.

• Service & Police Dogs in hot parts of the country should wear boots when being used on black top or concrete surfaces to prevent damage to the pads.

• When traveling with your pet always carry plenty of water.

• Dog bones such as "Milk Bones" help prevent tartar on your dog's teeth.

• Feed puppies three times daily.

• Lactating bitches should be fed three times a day and be given a variety of supplements.

• Aspirin and Advil can be used in child doses on large dogs with aches and pains (especially aging dogs with arthritis) and in smaller doses on small dogs. Do not give your dog Tylenol!

• Exercise your pet daily. Go for a walk or play ball in the yard.

• Before boarding your dog, have your veterinarian use nasal & injectable Bortatella to prevent upper respiratory infections (Kennel Cough).

• Rat poison and slug bait can be fatal to dogs.

• Dogs or puppies should not be fed milk. It can cause bacterial infections.

• Animal bones (chicken, beef, pork, etc.) can be extremely dangerous if fed to your dog by puncturing the dog's mouth and digestive system.

• A short term diarrhea solution is to feed your dog a bland diet of cooked beef or chicken mixed with white cooked rice. If after two to three days problems persists, or dog is lethargic, call your veterinarian.

Disclaimer: These are tips from trained and knowledgeable professionals, however please contact your veterinarian if your dog is exhibiting any unusual behavioral symptoms.