Two Proteins You Shouldn’t Feed Your Dog. Why? They Can Cause Serious GI Upset.

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It’s no secret that protein, as it is with human beings, is essential in the diets of our dogs. Not only is it important for their heart and body but, according to the Weston A. Price Foundation, protein contains amino acids which are naturally essential for good nutrition.

Interestingly, our dogs' bodies are made of protein in every facet. It oxygenates their blood and carries fat and cholesterol throughout Rover’s body. Proteins also can help man’s best friend to digest the food he eats; afterward, it breaks down waste products.

However, it is important to note there are beneficial proteins and proteins that are not so wholesome for our pets.

After the break learn about those proteins that are not good for your furry family member. Knowing these important facts could save his life!

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