Your Dog's Gut Health

Your Dog’s Gut Microbe Plays Crucial Roles in Proper Digestion and Nutrient Absorption. Changing to a raw food diet can initiate detoxification in pets who have a buildup of toxins in their body from heavily processed foods or medications. A dog with an upset stomach can lead to a lot of trips outside or a house covered in vomit and diarrhea. Like in humans, a dog’s digestive health is related to their diet. Learn how your dog’s diet could be leading to digestive issues and how a raw diet can restore digestive health. A well-balanced gut microbiome is important for the health of our dogs. In this article, I will discuss a healthy gut microbe, its effect on your dog’s body, their behavior and how you, through feeding a well- balanced diet, can support their gut health. Recent studies suggest that dog-eating-grass behavior is primarily driven by the dog’s gut microbes that dine on the types of dietary fiber found in grass. The gut microbes that feed on dietary fiber are generally beneficial, and when fed well, help produce a healthy microbial population in the dog’s gut. If you are changing your dog’s diet from dry (kibble), canned or raw foods without vegetables to balanced, lean raw diets with vegetables like Darwin’s, it’s best to slowly introduce the new food. Over a period of seven to ten days, slowly increase the amount of Darwin’s food until your dog is eating Darwin’s full time.

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Your Dog’s Gut Microbe Plays Crucial Roles in Proper Digestion and Nutrient Absorption.

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