DIY Homemade Electrolyte Drink for Dogs
If your dog is ever in need of electrolytes because of dehydration, exhaustion or diarrhoea, there’s no need to rush to the vet or take a trip to the shops to buy expensive electrolyte supplements. Make your own DIY homemade electrolyte drink for dogs with this simple but effective recipe from our resident dog nutritionist!
Ingredients
- 500ml boiled and cooled water
- 1 tablespoon Local Honey (or Manuka Honey)
- 1 pinch Pink Himalayan salt
Mix well and serve!
Electrolyte supplements are highly beneficial for dogs because they rapidly restore cellular fluid balance, support essential nerve and muscle function and accelerate recovery when standard water intake is insufficient.
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Our Dog Nutritionist says…
There are any number of reasons you may feel the need to replenish your dog’s electrolytes. Dehydration is key amongst them. I hope you find this recipe useful.
Disclaimer:
Important note: this recipe is intended as supplemental feeding for healthy dogs unless specifically formulated as part of a complete diet by a dog nutritionist. It should not replace your dog's regular, balanced daily meals. Treats and toppers should make up no more than 10% of your dog’s total daily calorie intake. Every dog has unique nutritional needs. Always consult your vet before introducing new foods or changing your dog's diet, especially if it has underlying health conditions.
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