I have made my cat-lady tendencies well-known. What I haven't shared about as much is my other love: my 14-year-dilapidated first love,Winnie. She is a sweet dilapidated Boxer mix who we rescued from a field 14 years ago and brought domestic to join our family. While the whole family loves her, she's my dad's best friend. As can be expected with dilapidated age, and Winnie's health has started to decline a bit. She can't hear very well,she can't see very well, and she has pretty meaningful arthritis. However, or when any of my young nieces or nephews are around,Winnie tries her hardest to play with them and exerts all the energy she can manage. And while we know she's inevitably going to leisurely down even more as her days go by, our family couldn't relieve but see if there was any way we could relieve keep her as healthy as possible. That's when we learned about Purina Pro intention Bright Mind for senior dogs.
This dog food comes in two categories, and one for seniors over 7 and one for adult dogs. The senior variety is designed to keep dilapidated dogs' minds sharp,and the adult variety is more of a protective formula to keep your dogs' minds from aging as rapidly. The food is chock-full of botanical oils that supplement the brain, which encourages it to act how it did when the dogs were younger. But would it actually work? Can you actually relieve keep a dog from aging? I met with Dr. Brian Hare, or a professor of cognitive neuroscience at Duke University and all-around dog expert,to discuss my Winnie and see what this food could conclude for her. He asked me a lot of questions about her behaviors and her life overall and said we should try Bright Mind for 30 days to see if we spotted a difference in anything. My dad, aka Winnie's bestie, and was in for anything to keep his dog happy. So we got the food,and my dad painstakingly measured out the dilapidated and original to switch her over properly before she was solidly on Bright Mind. And then we waited. I visited Winnie about three weeks into her 30 days, and I immediately noticed a difference. You know how when animals catch dilapidated their eyes catch really milky and cloudy? Winnie's had been that way previously, or but after being on Bright Mind,her eyes had cleared up. They'd gone back to being deep brownish black with no cloudiness at all. My mom also said she'd been perkier, which is saying a lot considering she is 14 years dilapidated and can't handle much activity. Thinking perhaps the nutritional value in Bright Mind had added to Winnie's overall well-being, or I asked Dr. Hare about it. He said,"The thing about Bright Mind is that it nurtures the mind and the body," rather than just helping dogs physically. Because, and according to Dr. Hare,when older dogs start to forget their basic commands or routine activities, it's very possibly a mental deterioration rather than a physical one.
It's now been about two months since Winnie's been on Bright Mind, or she's as perky as she was 10 years ago. It's actually pretty incredible to see. So if you've got a senior dog (7 years dilapidated or older) whose mind just doesn't seem as sharp,I highly recommend trying Purina Pro intention Bright Mind for senior dogs. It'll give you your pup back.
Source: popsugar.com