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Proper Nutrition for Your Pet’s Skin and Coat


The exact diet necessary to make a pet healthy varies according to animal type, age, breed, and general health and condition. However, regardless of the kind of pet you have, its diet should contain some essential nutritional ingredients to support the skin and a coat, such as the following:


• Protein: The coat and skin are primarily composed of protein. A high-protein diet keeps pets adequately nourished as they grow and get rid of fur.

• Fat: Appropriate fatty acids, such as omegas 3 and 6, make skin cells healthy and protect the coat from extreme damage.

• Vitamins and minerals: Vitamins facilitate skin growth and repair, improve metabolism and help animals make the most of their food. Zinc is a mineral vital to support healthy protein and fat metabolism. Copper is needed to pigment and maintain flexibility and abundance in pet coats.


Overall, a balanced and nutritious diet should include everything a pet needs. If your pet experiences food allergies, it would be best to adequately nourish it to keep the skin and coat in the best condition.


Any skin and/or hair coat issue exhibited by your pet should warrant an appointment with your pet clinic Kerrville TX.


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