We often tend to think of the gastrointestinal tract (also referred to as the GI tract or, more affectionately, the GIT) as a one-pony wonder –
Randy Kidd DVM PhD
Randy Kidd holds doctorates in veterinary medicine and veterinary and clinical pathology. After practicing traditional veterinary medicine for ten years, he opened Honoring the Animals, a holistic practice in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Part I of this article provided an overview of the many benefits of using oats for dogs. This article (Part II) offers practical advice on
Adding oats to your dog’s diet can provide many nutritional benefits. Other benefits, from nervine to disease treatment, can be realized, too.
We often tend to think of the gastrointestinal tract (also referred to as the GI tract or, more affectionately, the GIT) as a one-pony wonder –
Part I of this article provided an overview of the many benefits of using oats for dogs. This article (Part II) offers practical advice on
Adding oats to your dog’s diet can provide many nutritional benefits. Other benefits, from nervine to disease treatment, can be realized, too.
