STRESS SOLUTIONS -
DIET & NUTRITION

At various stages in a dog's life its nutritional and dietary requirements change, and this needs to be taken into consideration when a dog shows signs of illness or stress. For instance - Too little or too much of certain trace elements can have an effect on dogs behaviour and health. Some dogs become hyperactive when fed too much protein (meat). Puppies have very different dietary requirements to adult dogs. Older dogs have very different requirements to young and middle aged dogs.

In no way would I claim to have any expertise in the field of dogs dietary and nutritional requirements. This area is high technical and I strongly recommend that you talk to your vet and get a referal to a qualified canine nutritionist.

I would like to take this opportunity of strongly recommending to our readers that you go along to listen to -

Nutrition Related to Health and Behaviour (click on this link to read more about this course)
with Sally Askew B.Sc. (Hons), C&G SAN, GEOTA Cert., MBTER
Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd September 2006
Venue: Milland Memorial Hall, West Sussex (Near Petersfield, Hants)

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