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Correcting A Dog Dry Skin ProblemTreatment And Prevention Of Dog Dry Skin Problems!
Fatty AcidsThe skin and coat will show signs of distress when a dog's diet lacks the nutritional requirements his body needs to maintain good health. Linoleic Acids AKA Omega 3 and Omega 6 are "Essential Fatty Acids". "Essential" means the dog cannot produce these fatty acids himself, so they must be received through diet sources.Most dogs that lack Essential fatty acids experience only mild symptoms such as dry skin and hair loss. On the other hand, a lack of these important nutrients can lead to many larger health problems, including skin rashes, eruptions, heart issues and arthritis just to name a few. Essential fatty acids have the ability to reduce inflammation which makes them vital for dogs suffering with allergies or arthritis. The following are natural sources of Essential Fatty Acids. When possible use only organic cold pressed oil:
Essential fatty acids can be directly added to your dog's diet or in supplement form to heal his dry skin. |
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Most dog owners recognize that their dog has dry skin by the dull, dry, brittle coat and flaky skin. Although this is the obvious, these classic symptoms can also be an indicator of larger problems: