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Vitamin A is a fat-soluble antioxidant, which helps your pet’s coat, muscles, nerves, skin and vision. In puppies, vitamin A helps them to grow and develop normally. If your pet is currently suffering with skin issues, dull coat, slow growth and night blindness, this could be a sign that your loved one has a Vitamin A deficiency so try out small amounts of liver and see if you notice a difference
Vitamin A
Niacin
Niacin, known as vitamin B3, is another essential vitamin to feed your pup. Vitamin B3 is vital in promoting healthy skin and fur as well as proper circulation of blood and oxygen throughout the body. Niacin is also used to help lower cholesterol and metabolise proteins, fats and carbohydrates. It is often used to promote memory for dogs in training
Vitamin E
Vitamin E is what is known as a ‘wonder vitamin’. It is essential in preventing and aiding circulatory issues such as heart disease and arteriosclerosis. It boosts the immune system, helps to prevent cataracts, promotes fertility and slows down the ageing process. Vitamin E helps to oxygenate the blood and helps all internal organs to function at their optimum level. It is essential if your pet is suffering with any skin issues.
Zinc
Zinc is an essential mineral and is involved in more metabolic reactions (cellular level reactions required to sustain the body function) than any other trace mineral. There are many benefits of Zinc. even though zinc is one of the most important trace minerals, the body has no way to store zinc. That means the body needs a regular, adequate supply of zinc; if it doesn’t get this, it will become deficient in zinc.
