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What you might believe is a chronic condition for your pet might actually be a common food sensitivity. Identifying proteins seems to be more difficult when they come from questionable ingredients like what you’ll find in commercial pet foods. Misidentification of proteins causes food allergies, which can manifest as itching skin, ear infections, vomiting, diarrhea, runny nose and ears, and worse. For dogs, the leading cause of bad breath is periodontal disease, which affects more than 80% of dogs over the age of three.
Shinto’s diet can help treat your dog’s dental disease and improve his funky breath. The number one cause of hot spots (inflamed, itchy, and often infected lesions on the skin) on your pet is diet. Switching to a more body-friendly menu can eliminate the inflammation that causes hot spots to flare up. That same inflammation might be causing your pet’s arthritis and pancreatitis. Other symptoms of a commercial food diet include fatty tumors, fatty liver, and kidney dysfunction.
The wholesome ingredients you get from Shinto’s provide all the necessary nutrients without the sensitivities and side effects. Improve the health of your pet’s internal and external organs and give her back the vitality she’s meant to have by simply improving her diet.
What seems chronic is often the food.
What you think is a chronic condition in your pet might actually be a common food sensitivity. Commercial pet foods often contain questionable ingredients, leading to misidentified proteins that trigger allergies itching, ear infections, vomiting, diarrhea, and more. In dogs, bad breath is frequently linked to periodontal disease, which affects over 80% of dogs aged three and older.
Shinto's diet can helpaddress dental disease, bad breath, and hot spots caused by inflammation from poor diets. It may also ease conditions like arthritis, pancreatitis, fatty tumors, and organ dysfunction. With wholesome ingredients, your pet gets essential nutrients without the harmful side effects, restoring vitality and overall health.
