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Understanding the Immune System

A dog’s immune system is a complex, body-wide network of cells, proteins and systems that work together to identify and respond to everyday challenges.

 

A well-functioning immune system operates constantly in the background, maintaining the dog’s health through everyday life.

 

 

What Immune Function Depends On

·     Nutrition — the immune system requires a range of micronutrients to function effectively

·     Gut health — a significant proportion of immune activity occurs in and around the gut

·     Hydration — adequate fluid intake supports the circulation of immune cells

·     Sleep and rest — the body repairs and regenerates during sleep

·     Exercise — regular, appropriate activity supports immune circulation and healthy body condition

·     Stress management — chronic stress suppresses immune function in dogs as well as humans

·     Healthy body weight — both obesity and underweight conditions can affect immune function

 

Disclaimer: This content describes general wellness support. It is not a claim that any specific product prevents, treats or cures any disease. If you have concerns about your dog's immune health, please consult your veterinarian.

This article is part of our Complete Guide to Canine Wellness — covering the 8 pillars every dog owner should understand. 

[Read the full guide ]

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