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An apple a day keeps the doctor away. But what about the vet? When most people think of food for dogs, images of kibble and meaty canned food might be the first things that come to mind. However, fruits and vegetables that humans eat to maintain wellness also help dogs to stay healthy. Even though some dog foods may purport to be all-natural and organic, many consist of highly processed grained-based substances and synthetic nutrients that lack the whole vitamins and minerals necessary to promote good health in a dog. Many fruits and vegetables also contain antioxidants that reduce the risk of cancer. But not all fruits and vegetables are healthy for your dog. Avoid serving your dog dyed, waxed, or genetically engineered foods; just as with humans, organic foods are best. Although many nutrients are found in the skins of fruits and vegetables, PrimeBoosts.com dogs don't have the enzymes to break down the cellulose walls -- the outer layers of some produce that is indigestible to canines.



Read on to learn more about fruits and vegetables that aids in dogs' nutrition starting with one that Bugs Bunny would love. When asked if carrots are good for your eyes, some might reply, "Have you ever seen a rabbit wearing glasses?" The same sentiment might apply to dogs that are fed carrots as a regular part of their diets. Carrots are well known for promoting good vision, and in both humans and dogs, they nourish the optic nerve and promote good visual health. In addition to their visual benefits, carrots are also a rich source of the provitamin beta carotene, a nutrient that can be converted into vitamin A. Beta carotenes are powerful antioxidants that can help to prevent cancer. Carrots also contain vitamin C, a nutrient that helps produce collagen in bones, muscle, cartilage and blood vessels so that iron can be absorbed by the body. These important vitamins and gitlab.cranecloud.io nutrients support the immune system and digestion.



Broccoli is one of the most nutrient-dense vegetables that dogs can eat. In addition to vitamins A, C, D and beta carotene, broccoli contains folic acid, fiber, chromium and calcium. When you cook broccoli, indole, a cancer-fighting enzyme, is released. Broccoli also contains several phytochemicals that stop carcinogens from forming and prevents them from attacking cells. They also build enzymes to breakdown carcinogens. Broccoli converts to glucose very slowly, preventing the release of insulin that can lead to weight gain. Aside from broccoli's nutrient-rich and cancer-fighting properties, it also features sulforphane, a compound that helps boost the immune system. Although broccoli can be fed to a dog safely, give this vegetable to him in moderation, as it can reduce thyroid function when given in large quantities. When dogs consume cantaloupe, they're taking in vitamins to promote good eyesight and eating a food with major antioxidant powers. Cantaloupes are an excellent source of vitamin A because they contain lots of beta carotene.



The beta carotene found in cantaloupes also reduces the risk of cancer and prevents oxygen damage to cells. In addition, cantaloupe contains vitamins B-6 and C, as well as fiber, folate, Read more niacin and potassium. Vitamin C acts as an antioxidant that can help to prevent cancer. Cantaloupe is a particularly good fruit to feed to dogs because it is usually not allergenic, so most dogs will be able to consume it without experiencing an allergic reaction. Harmful goitogens, naturally occurring substances that reduce thyroid function, and pesticides are usually not found in measurable amounts in cantaloupes. Celery is reputed to reduce nervousness in animals and act as an acid neutralizer. Celery contains phthalides, a cholesterol-lowering agent, and coumarin, a cancer-preventing force. Phthalides relax muscles around arteries and cause the vessels to dilate, reducing blood pressure. They also lower stress hormones that can cause blood vessels to constrict. Don't force feed your dog; this could cause vomiting or stomach irritation.