Everything you need to know about the benefits of a spring cleanse
Spring is a time of transition for our canine friends. Temperatures change, which means allergens reappear, the snow melts, and the ground isn't always very clean. It's often at this time that many dogs experience skin issues, digestive issues, and allergies. But instead of waiting for it to happen, why not take preventative measures?
That's exactly what I do every year in the spring: a 30-day course for my girls, and I encourage you to do the same! The goal? To give your dog an immune boost before the arrival of allergies and minor spring ailments.
In this blog, I tell you why this treatment is beneficial, how it works, and why it has become a habit at Pattedeau Bio every year.
Why a 30-day treatment for your dog?
A few years ago, in the spring, my dog Lou would scratch herself a lot, develop red patches, and have diarrhea… and every year it was the same story. Until I had a breakthrough: Prevention is better than cure . I started giving my dogs specific supplements to boost their immune systems before any issues arose. The result? My Lou was in great shape! Less scratching, no diarrhea, and they were much better overall. The spring cleanse has become something I do every year!
Key supplements for the treatment
The 30-day treatment I'm offering you consists of 3 super-effective supplements; each has its own advantages, but together they form a great team to prepare your dog for the arrival of spring!
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Bioflora: This supplement is essential to support intestinal flora and boost the immune system.
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Omega 3 - Seal oil: This supplement improves your dog's skin and makes its coat beautiful and shiny.
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Curcuplex: This turmeric-based supplement is known for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.
How to implement the 30-day treatment?
The treatment is simple, you simply must give the 3 supplements daily until the jars are finished.
Why repeat the treatment every year?
Even if your dog looks perfectly healthy, a little boost each year can't hurt! Allergens, parasites, and even temperature changes can play tricks on him.
Spring should mean pleasant walks and runs in the fields for your dog, not itching, allergies, or digestive issues. Incorporating a preventative treatment is a small, easy step that can make all the difference.
