Dog detoxification

Dogs are man's best friends - at least every dog ​​owner would certainly agree with this statement. It's no wonder that we attach great importance to ensuring that our four-legged companions are well. But sometimes it's not that easy. Many illnesses can affect dogs' well-being, significantly reduce their quality of life or even become life-threatening without the right treatment.

The most common disease among four-legged friends is an infestation with so-called ectoparasites. These include ticks, fleas or mites. The small insects attach themselves to the dog's skin or fur and feed on the animals' blood. Aside from the itching associated with bites and stings, the parasites also transmit some diseases that are the second most common dog diseases: Lyme disease, babesiosis and leishmaniasis.

All three can be treated, but not cured. Among other things, they lead to exhaustion, fever, joint pain and loss of appetite and can cause long suffering for our four-legged friends.

Endoparasites are the third most common species that make life difficult for our pets. These are parasites that live in the body of their host, such as worms. An infestation is noticeable through itching on the bottom, diarrhea or a bloated stomach. In some species, individual worms can be seen in the feces with the naked eye.

Other illnesses that dog owners should have heard of include allergies, diseases of the sensory organs such as ear infections or cataracts, and joint malformations, such as hip or elbow dysplasia.

The spectrum of horse diseases is wide. Here is an overview of some typical diseases.

Danger! In acute cases, poisoning is life-threatening and every minute counts! So if you suspect that your furry friend has eaten something poisoned, please go to your veterinarian or the nearest animal hospital immediately.

Acute poisoning usually results from ingesting poisoned food or foods that are intolerable to dogs. Unfortunately, it often happens that people put out poison bait in which tasty meat has been mixed with poison. It is therefore best to train your dog right from the start that he is not allowed to eat anything outside. Another danger is posed by incompatible foods. Here, chocolate is a classic, which often ends up in dogs' stomachs due to ignorance.
Apart from these acute cases, there are also other influences that can lead to gradual poisoning. These include chemical substances or medications used to combat or prevent other diseases (for example vaccinations or spot-on products), environmental influences or pollutants with which the dog comes into contact.
Normally, the four-legged friend is able to metabolize these toxins using his kidneys and liver and remove them from the body. However, if the harmful influences get out of hand, for example due to prolonged administration of antibiotics, or if the dog's immune system is already attacked, the symptoms mentioned above can occur. Because the process is gradual, it is often particularly difficult for dog owners to identify poisoning as the cause.

If you suspect that your dog is suffering from too many pollutants, you may consider detoxification. Various aspects come into consideration for this.
The intestine is the place in the body where a large part of the immune system is located. Treatment of poisoning, which is often accompanied by diarrhea and vomiting, should therefore always include the intestines. Intestinal cleansing with coordinated probiotics and prebiotics can help restore balance in the intestines.
In addition, there are some natural herbs that are known to support the liver and kidneys, binding harmful substances and removing them from the body. A homeopathically experienced veterinarian, an animal health practitioner or a nutritionist can give you recommendations that are tailored to your furry friend's symptoms.

Treatment for poisoning can be lengthy and involve many dietary restrictions. That's why it makes more sense for many dog ​​owners to take preventative measures so that detoxification isn't necessary in the first place. Certain triggers can lead to you supporting your furry friend with a healthy metabolism with suitable supplements.
For example, it is known that giving an antibiotic upsets the balance of bacteria in the intestine. So if it is necessary for your dog to be treated with antibiotics, you can preventatively support the intestinal structure following this treatment. The situation is similar with other substances such as vaccinations, worm treatments or preparations to keep ectoparasites away.
Alternatively, it is possible that you choose a product that you can give permanently, essentially a permanent booster for your pet's immune system. In this case, the liver and kidneys are constantly supported, regardless of possible harmful influences, so that poisoning cannot occur in the first place.

Treatment for poisoning can be lengthy and involve many dietary restrictions. That's why it makes more sense for many dog ​​owners to take preventative measures so that detoxification isn't necessary in the first place. Certain triggers can lead to you supporting your furry friend with a healthy metabolism with suitable supplements.
For example, it is known that giving an antibiotic upsets the balance of bacteria in the intestine. So if it is necessary for your dog to be treated with antibiotics, you can preventatively support the intestinal structure following this treatment. The situation is similar with other substances such as vaccinations, worm treatments or preparations to keep ectoparasites away.
Alternatively, it is possible that you choose a product that you can give permanently, essentially a permanent booster for your pet's immune system. In this case, the liver and kidneys are constantly supported, regardless of possible harmful influences, so that poisoning cannot occur in the first place.

ROOT Clean Slate is a nutritional supplement in drop form that has amazing effects on the health of its users. It is based on the mineral clinoptilolite, which is extracted from volcanic ash from Utah. In ROOT Clean Slate it is used as silicon dioxide, which is often also found under the name silica. Due to its special structure, it is said to be able to bind harmful substances and remove them from the body.
Other ingredients include high-dose vitamin C, which is known to bind free radicals in the body and thus reduce the risk of cancer. In addition, it strengthens the immune system and helps support natural metabolism.
ROOT Clean Slate's final ingredient is potassium sorbate to stabilize the product's formula. So only valuable ingredients from nature are used. Due to the amazing success of ROOT Clean Slate and the positive user reviews, the offering was eventually expanded. With the "ROOT - Bill & Coo" line, four products are now available that specifically look after your dog's well-being.

Bill & Coo by ROOT offers four nutritional supplements that strengthen your horse's health in different ways. They can be mixed into the food and used individually or in combination.

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