Trace elements are relatively important for humans, and similarly for pet dogs, the role of trace elements cannot be underestimated. The following is an introduction to the role of trace elements for dogs.

Selenium: Helps the blood system function and improves blood system immunity. It is mainly found in seafood.

Iodine: Promotes protein synthesis; activates more than 100 enzymes; regulates energy conversion; accelerates growth and development. It is mainly found in marine fish and kelp.

Iron: Promotes hematopoiesis and is mainly found in meat, eggs and animal livers.

Copper: Enhances disease resistance and is mainly found in animal livers.

Zinc: Helps the production of various enzymes; helps growth and development; enhances the ability to regenerate trauma tissue; increases resistance; mainly found in animal livers and fish.

Pantothenic acid: It has an auxiliary effect on vitamin A. Its main function is to improve the skin's resistance. Thin hair in dogs is often caused by a lack of pantothenic acid.

Carotene Lutein: Carrots are a good provider of these two nutrients, which are helpful for metabolism and affect the absorption of nutrients by the intestines.

Folic acid: It belongs to the vitamin family and is helpful for skin and intestinal resistance. Source: carrots, animal livers. It is recommended to supplement by eating chicken livers and carrots

If the dog lacks trace elements, it will cause a lot of harm and affect the normal growth of the dog. Therefore, if your dog exhibits some abnormal behaviors, such as chewing walls, eating grass, eating poop, etc., you should consult a pet doctor in time to help the dog supplement relevant trace elements.