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#3. Provide your pet with correct exercise. Exercise enhances health. Of course, use common sense, but please do exercise your pet regularly if they are able. Running around in the back yard doesn't count as much as going for a brisk walk with you. If your pet has mobility issues, sometimes swimming can be a great alternative to walking because it's non-weight bearing. Of course, cats usually don't really enjoy a swim, but you can get them active by engaging them in play. Exercise your pet every day.
#4. Eliminate grains from your pet's diet. Most grains, in addition to not being nutritionally needed, are contaminated with fungus and their by-products; aflatoxins (one of the most toxic substances on Earth.) Corn is one of the most heavily contaminated. In addition, corn is genetically modified and there are no long-term studies proving that GMO foods are safe. Grains can be difficult for many pets to digest and can upset the normal intestinal balance in their digestive systems.
#5. Avoid dry "kibble" type pet products whenever possible. Most are grain-based and, in addition, cats and dogs are physiologically designed to derive moisture from natural foods. Dry products may contribute to urinary, kidney, skin, digestive and other problems.
#6. Give your pet a good quality probiotic. Remember how the digestive system is one of the biggest parts of the immune system? If it's ever been compromised by drugs (including vaccines) or the many other things in daily life that decrease the number of good gut flora, replenishing the supply of good guys can really help improve your pet's health. Look for a product that comes from a reputable company and
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