I know many of you, like me, are adventure dogs. We love traveling with our pet parents whether it is a visit to the park, a day at the beach or camping and hiking on a long weekend. Unlike many of you, my adventures come to a screeching halt in the Summer - the Florida heat and humidity are just too much to really enjoy the outdoors. Soon however, the weather will be more tolerable and my adventures will again resume.
This post is sponsored by Pinnacle and the BlogPaws Professional Pet Blogger Network. I am being compensated for helping create awareness about Pinnacle's Newly Formulated Grain Free Dog Food, but Oz the Terrier only shares information we feel is relevant to our readers.
Pinnacle is not responsible for the content of this article.
Pinnacle is not responsible for the content of this article.
Aside from being able to tolerate whatever the weather throws at you, to have a proper adventure a dog needs the right equipment, training and most importantly, the proper nutrition. No matter what style of food your dog eats - kibble, canned, home-cooked or raw - your dog's food must be able to provide him/her with the nutrients necessary for their adventure activities.
Proper Pet Nutrition
A high-quality pet food will provide your dog with the nutrients he/she needs for growth, energy and maintenance of bodily processes. Nutrients like:
Protein - made up of amino acids, they are the building blocks that create strong muscles and repair body tissues. Remember: a dog can only make half of the amino acids he needs, the other amino acids must be provided by the diet.
Fats - a balance of fatty acids provide energy, as well as help a dog to absorb certain vitamins.
Carbohydrates - along with fiber, provide a dog with energy for muscles and also help with digestion.
Antioxidants - a dog's major defense system against free radicals and oxidative stress. Antioxidants are important to protect dogs from tissue damage and disease.
Pinnacle® Holistic Pet Nutrition
Pinnacle launched in 1998 as a breakthrough brand in natural and holistic dog food. Pinnacle has always, and continues to use holistic ingredients including quinoa, pumpkin, flax seed, blueberries, sweet potatoes and cottage cheese in their foods. As of May 2015, Pinnacle made all their dog food recipes grain-free for easier digestion.
With a commitment to all-natural, wholesome foods rich in everything your dog needs, and free of any harmful ingredients, Pinnacle makes all their recipes in the U.S.A. in their California plant. They make sure that their food is made with limited ingredients so even dogs with sensitivities can enjoy the fine flavors and health benefits of Pinnacle foods.
For ingredient-conscious pet parents looking for a natural, holistic dog food, Pinnacle dog food uses high-caliber ingredients for your dog's complete nutritional needs.
- uses natural, healthy recipes that use high-quality proteins;
- includes antioxidants to support a healthy immune system;
- promotes general joint health and overall muscle tone; and
- includes fiber to encourage healthy digestion and small stool.
If you are interested in trying Pinnacle, you can find a retailer near you using their website's store locator. You can also find out more by following them on Facebook and Twitter.
Do you get proper nutrition to fuel up for your adventures?
Great advice Oz.
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Important to eat healthy!
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