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Tatum and I are making\u00a0regular visits to the Vet to keep a close eye on her health as she ages. In one of our recent visits,\u00a0we learned the benefit of Vitamin B12\u00a0for dogs.<\/p>\n

B vitamin can alleviate symptoms in various dog diseases including Renal, Gastrointestinal, and Kidney failure. Vitamin B12 is water-soluble, so animals do not store it in their bodies but excrete excess amounts through urination.\u00a0Dogs need adequate amounts of the vitamin for the proper functioning of\u00a0the nervous system and normal cell development.<\/p>\n

Symptoms of vitamin B12 deficiency in dogs include lethargy, loss of appetite and\u00a0depression. These symptoms can often occur in older dogs, therefore it’s important to be in tune with\u00a0your pooch and take action accordingly. Vitamin B12 is a great solution for dogs experiencing these types of mood changes.<\/p>\n

Due to Tatum’s recent\u00a0diagnosis of a\u00a0weak nervous system, our Vet prescribed B12 injections. Injections help\u00a0absorb the vitamin more thoroughly than pill form. Some breed do not absorb B12 well, so shots help provide adequate amounts.<\/p>\n

After just two days of injections, Tatum has turned into a Perky Pooch!\u00a0The increased energy, alertness, and tail wagging\u00a0is proof that B12\u00a0is\u00a0all it’s cracked up to be. I’m more impressed every day as\u00a0Tatum begs for my attention to romp around and play.\u00a0Tennis balls are landing\u00a0in my lap on a regular basis to play catch. Watching her fetch\u00a0one stuffed animal after another\u00a0out of the toy box at night makes me happy. She’s staying up later and getting up earlier. Every day is a gift, and an energized and happy\u00a0gift with B12\u00a0as part of her\u00a0daily regimen!<\/p>\n

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