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For such a small gland, the thyroid can really wreak havoc in your dogs body when its out of balance. One of the most common issues is hypothyroidism or low thyroid function. This can be related to autoimmunity along with other causes but regardless of what is underlying it, what you feed your dog is an essential piece of the puzzle. So today let’s look at my top 5 foods that your dogs thyroid loves but also needs to keep functioning and help prevent issues such as hypothyroidism so stay tuned to learn more.
Hi there Lyndall Pinchen, canine naturopath from canine vitality and welcome back to Happy healthy dogs. If you are new to my channel than don’t forget to subscribe to my channel to get more great video content and welcome back to all my regular watchers. Thankyou for stopping by!
When it comes to any thyroid issue, including hypothyroidism, inflammation plays a big role. And when the thyroid is out of balance, getting plenty of the right nutrients is so important. Unfortunately, if your dog is eating a commercial diet, it will be really difficult to get all the required nutrients to keep the thyroid healthy or to help it heal if in a disease state so avoiding processed foods is the first step in improving thyroid function. But what about specific foods?? What is best to feed your dog?
Well the top 4 nutrients the thyroid needs to stay in tip top shape are zinc, selenium, iodine and iron but like any organ in the body, a number of different nutrients will support this gland so let’s explore some foods that are really going to support the thyroid and help prevent problems
1.Firstly we want to make sure our dogs are getting a good amount of high quality proteins preferably from organic animal sources and not soy or other poorer types of protein found in processed foods. Why protein? Well proteins are made up of amino acids and our dogs need these to help make hormones in the body including thyroid hormones. Without protein, these hormone cells can break down and lead to autoimmunity and other issues. The thyroid gland has the function of controlling metabolism. When the diet is deficient in protein the slowing down of your dogs metabolism places them at risk of developing other diseases. Low protein diets also tend to suppress the function of the thyroid leading to issues like hypothyroidism. Symptoms can include poor circulation, mood changes including depression and anxiety, weight gain and more.