Vitamin Deficiency – How Does It Affect Your Dog Health

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Vitamin Deficiency – How Does It Affect Your Dog Health

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When we think about nutritiously rich dog food the first thing that comes to our minds is fat and protein content. However, many of us just miss to consider the major fact that along with proteins and fat, vitamins also play a crucial role in keeping your pet’s health at the top of the world. Similar to humans, dogs do require vitamins and minerals, and in lack of these vitamins, they suffer from numerous health conditions relating to deficiency diseases. Let us get well acquainted with the major vitamin deficiencies in dogs and get enlightened. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Vitamin Deficiency – How Does It Affect Your Dog Health


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Vitamin Deficiency How Does It Affect Your Dog
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  • When we think about nutritiously rich dog food
    the first thing that comes to our minds is fat
    and protein content. However, many of us just
    miss to consider the major fact that along with
    proteins and fat, vitamins also play a crucial
    role in keeping your pets health at the top of
    the world.
  • Similar to humans, dogs do require vitamins and
    minerals, and in lack of these vitamins, they
    suffer from numerous health conditions relating
    to deficiency diseases.
  • Let us get well acquainted with the major vitamin
    deficiencies in dogs and get enlightened.

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Vitamin A
  • Usually, dogs suffer from various chronic
    conditions when the level of vitamin A dwindles.
    This can even lead to night blindness and skin
    issues.
  • Vitamin A is a fat-soluble component and the food
    that is often low in fat is the major reason
    causing the deficiency.

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Vitamin B1
  • Its often seen that dogs are victim of vitamin
    B1 deficiency. This deficiency normally causes
    vomiting, drooling, and loss of appetite.
  • Moreover, the most severe condition may arise
    when vitamin B1 deficiency lasts for 1 month.
    Unfortunately, some dogs have intestinal issues
    that do not absorb vitamin and some others are
    just missing the right doses in the raw or canned
    food provided, which happens to cause vitamin B1
    deficiency conditions.

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Vitamin B2
  • Vitamin B2 also popularly known as riboflavin
    exists as a coenzyme, which is responsible for a
    number of body functions. This vitamin is readily
    available in the foods you feed your pooch.
  • However, the deficiency condition arises when the
    pets have been fallen sick or fed low nutritious
    diet. The inability to process the nutrients is
    also the number reason for Vitamin B2 deficiency.

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Vitamin B3
  • Also known as Niacin, Vitamin B3 deficiency can
    lead to complicating situations such as inflamed
    lips and gums, loss of appetite, seizures and
    bloody diarrhea.
  • This can even result in black tongue a
    condition known as Pellagra. Proper supply of
    diet rich in vitamin B3 can prevent such
    condition.

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Vitamin D
  • Vitamin D is the most vital vitamin that keeps
    joints of your dog healthy. Like humans, dogs can
    also suffer from rickets Vitamin D deficiency
    disease, which leads to swollen joints and
    misshapen legs.
  • Besides this, the lower ratio of vitamin D also
    ends to the accumulation of calcium in joints
    which is yet another health condition degrading
    the normal life of a dog.

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Vitamin E
  • Vitamin E comes with many health benefits. Not
    just limited to heart and liver, Vitamin E is
    beneficial for eyes as well as muscles and
    nerves.
  • Keeping skin glowing, it also enhances the
    immunity power. Contrarily, too much intake of
    this vitamin can obstruct the easy absorption of
    other vitamins like Vitamin A and K. Deficiency
    of this vitamin can adversely mark the bad note
    on many health conditions.

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Vitamin K
  • Though not much focus is paid to this vitamin,
    the deficiency of this may cause the worst of the
    above situations. Low level of vitamin K would
    not be able to help clotting the blood in your
    pooch in case of emergencies, which can lead
    to hemorrhage.
  • With the importance of each and every vitamin, it
    is well understood that deficiency of any one
    vitamin is not admissible. Pet owners have to be
    always on the verge to ensure that the dog food
    they feed their furry companions is highly
    nutritious and rich in the required vitamins,
    minerals, and other nutrients. 

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