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BY MADELINE JONES 34 minutes ago
What's the REAL reason dogs chew grass?
Most owners believe it's because they're hungry, or need to be sick.
But according to former RSPCA vet Dr Michael Lazaris, it's a sign of something WAY more concerning:
Vitamin Deficiency.
"Dogs eat grass to try and get vitamins missing from their food", Dr Lazaris says:
"It's a red flag their body is crying for help. And a leading cause of problems like weak joints, digestive issues, itchy skin, allergies -even early death."
But after years of research - as well as sharing his advice on the BBC, Channel 4, and as resident vet for the UK's top pet magazine
Dr. Lazaris says he's finally found a way to fight back:
"You add one simple food to your dog's bowl, which gives them all the vitamins they’re missing."
This can lead to stronger joints, better digestion, smoother fur, improved immunity, and a better quality of life.
Dr Michael is one of the UK’s most celebrated vets. Since being certified by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, he has founded his own clinic in London, helping over 14,000 dogs. He offers canine nutrition advice on the BBC and Channel 5, as well as through newspapers like the Telegraph and the Daily Mail.
