Spinach contains a large amount of antioxidants, vitamin E and selenium, which can delay pet aging and promote pet cell proliferation. It can not only activate pet brain development functions, but also enhance pet vitality, help prevent pets from aging prematurely and promote pet longevity.
With the changes in the living environment of pets and the improvement of pet diet structure, the probability of pets suffering from diabetes has greatly increased. Spinach leaves contain chromium and an insulin-like substance, which has a very similar effect to insulin. Therefore, feeding pets a certain amount of spinach can keep the pet's blood sugar stable. The normal blood sugar of pet dogs is 75~120mg/100mg. For dogs over 5 years old and over obese dogs who are prone to high blood sugar, some spinach can effectively prevent the occurrence of pet diabetes.
Nutritional iron deficiency is a nutritional imbalance common disease that pets often experience. Iron deficiency in pets will show symptoms such as anemia, decreased appetite, mild diarrhea, dry and dull hair. In severe cases, hemoglobin decreases, difficulty breathing and even death. Spinach is rich in iron, which is an excellent source for pets to obtain natural iron. Every 1,000 grams of spinach can provide pets with 18 mg of iron. Sufficient iron nutrients can effectively prevent pets from being infected with diseases and reduce the chance of pets being sick.