Nowadays, more and more friends are giving dogs health care products for their health. For dogs with a nutritionally balanced diet three times a day, are these health care products really necessary? And how should these products be correctly given to dogs?

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　　1. Common Dog Health Care Products

　　1. Hair care products, mainly targeting dog hair growth supplements. There are many such products, mainly to improve the texture and gloss of the dog's hair, making the coat more elastic, glossy, and smooth. Purchase suggestions: British MAG Formula Seaweed Hair Care Powder 400g Imported

　　2. Calcium supplements, which play a very important role in the development and growth of dog bones. Especially important for many weak and sick puppies and elderly dogs. Purchase suggestions: Weishi U Series L-Ca High Calcium Powder 260g Water-Soluble High Calcium Powder

　　3. Pigment supplement health care products: such as seaweed powder to supplement pigments for dogs. Purchase suggestions: Gudeng Seaweed Powder 200g For Cats and Dogs

　　4. Mainly protein and multiple nutrient supplements, such as nutrition paste. Purchase suggestions: French Virbac Vetebal Soft Paste Vitamin Nutrition Paste 120.5g Special for Pregnant and Postoperative Weak Dogs and Cats

　　5. Vitamin supplements: such as compound powder or tablets with multiple vitamins. Purchase suggestions: Weishi U Series Compound Vitamin Tablets 160 tablets Enhance Immunity

　2. Whether Dogs Need Health Care Products Should Be Viewed Correctly

　　In fact, not many dogs need to take health care products. Healthy, strong dogs with normal physical examinations do not require extra nutritional supplements; a normal daily diet can meet their growth needs. As long as the dog is healthy and growing normally, there is no need to blindly provide supplements.

　　Dogs that truly need nutritional supplements include those that are thin, weak and sickly, those suffering from nutritional deficiencies due to a monotonous diet (calcium deficiency, vitamin deficiency, etc.), and those needing special vitamin or mineral supplementation due to illness. Only dogs that really have health problems and require additional nutrition are suitable to eat some health care products. Moreover, health care products should not be given randomly; they should be chosen reasonably according to the dog's specific needs. Also, not all health care products should be given to dogs; only those with guaranteed quality should be selected, otherwise not only will the dog not receive proper nutrition, but some problems may arise which would be undesirable.