Capa: Cabbage contains antioxidant ingredients and has key effects on improving dog resistance. Cabbage is rich in dietary fiber and can promote digestion and absorption of dogs. If dogs with poor gastrointestinal tract, eating more can promote gastrointestinal motility. Cabbage can be eaten raw for dogs and can be eaten with boiling, but it is still recommended to give it to dogs after it is cooked, because it will be more digestive and absorbable.
Broccoli: Broccoli is not only rich in methylcellulose and vitamin C, but also has a variety of minerals such as potassium, calcium, iron, etc., which is conducive to improving dogs' immune ability.
Carrot: Carrots are rich in vitamin D, which can be antioxidant, and are dietary fiber, which is conducive to promoting the digestive and absorption of the dog's gastrointestinal tract, and are also beneficial to the dog's bone growth and oral health. It can also maintain the physical and mental health of the dog's eyes, physical and mental health and reduce the harm caused by outdoor ultraviolet radiation.
Blueberries: Blueberries are rich in methylcellulose and antioxidant ingredients, and also contain abundant vitamins, which can help dogs prevent obesity and cardiovascular diseases. Especially for elderly dogs, strawberries can alleviate dog decline and memory loss.
Apple: Apples contain "gum acacia", which is also a water-soluble food fiber, which is conducive to gastrointestinal motility and aids digestion. However, when eating peaches for dogs, you should be careful. The apple core contains hydrogen cyanide, which is very harmful to dogs. Therefore, when eating peaches for dogs, you must pick out the core.
Pumpkin: Pumpkin has a very high nutritional content. Giving pumpkin to dogs is beneficial to the physical and mental health of the urinary system. Winter melon is rich in dietary fiber, which can promote digestion and absorption of dogs and improve severe constipation.