"Give man a dog for the health of his soul!" - Hildegard von Bingen

Dogs enrich our lives and give us so much pleasure. A dog is a faithful companion at every stage of life, a family member and best friend. You naturally want the best for a friend, and this includes the healthiest possible balanced diet. For a healthy life, we put everything we have into providing good food which keeps animals healthy and happy.  A healthily fed dog makes for a happy owner. But not all food is alike! Individual raw materials and production methods differ considerably in quality and can really affect the health of our four-legged friends. Many diseases are of genetic origin, but the majority are linked to environmental factors – in which nutrition plays a decisive part. The increasing number of allergies, joint ailments, skin and hair problems, cancers, gastrointestinal complaints, kidney and liver diseases and digestive disorders can be traced directly back to a poor, unhealthy diet. Especially in view of the numerous pet food allergies and sensitive dogs, owners have to seek out pet food which does not contain the relevant allergens. Here it is advisable to choose food which is gluten-free and which contains only one source of protein. This is provided in Canis Plus Complete Dog Food and is highly recommended by veterinary surgeons and animal health practitioners.

The foundation of a long and  active life

The increase in the number of dogs with behavioural problems is not attributable only to poor care and rearing, but is a response to excessive chemicals in feed, because neurotoxic substances in synthetic preservatives can alter dogs’ behaviour. Dog owners do, however, have the power to influence the health of their animals directly by supplying food of a high quality.

And, in addition, a biologically appropriate food must be consistent with the animals’ lifestyle. A diet adapted to individual needs and living conditions forms the foundation of a long, active life. So it follows that those who provide a wholesome diet in harmony with a dog’s environment.