06/06/2024
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Hormonal imbalances can be directly linked to the excessive rise and fall of glucose spikes throughout the day, over a period of time.
In our dogs, the biggest culprit for glucose spikes is processed food and a high diet carb load found in commercial dog food (including treats).
There can be a range of early warning symptoms that diet is more of a factor in behavioural issues than you may first think.
Besides obesity, symptoms may include persist allergies, ear and urinary infections, dry flaky skin, blocked a**l glands and gassiness as well as behavioural issues, including irritability, anxiety, lack of impulse control and aggression.