Labrador Retriever (certain introduction)
We have all seen trace elements for dogs on the market Elements are sold, so which trace elements are needed for dog body growth? What effects do these trace elements have on the growth and development of dogs?
Folic acid: Belongs to the vitamin family ~ helpful for skin and intestinal resistance. Rooted in carrots, animal liver is recommended to be supplemented by eating chicken liver and carrots
Pantothenic acid: < /strong>As for vitamin A, it has a helpful effect. The main effect is to improve the skin's resistance. Dog hair thinning is often due to the lack of pantothenic acid guidance.
Carotene and lutein:Carrots are excellent providers of these two nutrients, which are helpful for metabolism and help the intestinal tract absorb nutrients.
Iodine: Promote protein synthesis; activate more than 100 enzymes; regulate energy transformation; accelerate growth and development, mainly found in marine fish and kelp.
Iron:Promotes hematopoiesis and is mainly stored in meat, eggs and animal livers.
Copper: Enhances disease resistance and is mainly stored in animal livers.
Zinc: Helps the production of a variety of enzymes; helps growth and development; enhances the ability of wound tissue to regenerate; increases resistance; mainly stored in animal livers and fish.
Selenium: Helps the operation of the blood system, improves blood system immunity, and is mainly found in seafood.
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