Healthy Breeds Boxer Multi-Tabs Plus Chewable Tablets 180 Count

- Dog tablets are recommended as a daily supplement for dogs to prevent and reverse nutritional deficiencies! - Packed with nutrients, vitamins, minerals and protein including Vitamins A, B, C, D and E! As well as Calcium, Phosphorus, Potassium, Iron, Zinc and more! - Chewable LIVER FLAVORED tablets that dogs love! Easy to administer to small or large dogs! - The vitamins and minerals are great for a dog’s skin and coat! Give your dog better health and more energy! - Made in FDA, USDA and FSIS Regulated Manufacturing Facilities. Buy with confidence! Excellent customer service and return policy. 100% satisfaction guaranteed!

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Like all canine breeds, nails, teeth and ears require some upkeep. Apply an ear cleanser any time the ears start to produce an odor or accumulate dark secretions. Some ear wax is healthy; a lot is not. If you must apply ear medication, use the ear cleanser first to remove thick secretions that would block the medication from reaching the surface of the ear canal.

Clip the nails every two weeks or so using a heavy-duty dog nail clipper and brush the teeth daily.

The Boxer has a somewhat greater predisposition to hip dysplasia. Joint supplements, such as glucosamine chondroitin, are important for protecting joint health throughout life.

One of the Boxer's most dangerous potential problems is gastric torsion, a condition where the stomach twists, cutting off the ability for anything to escape. The dog's stomach enlarges as gases accumulate, and the dog tries but can't vomit. This is an extreme emergency and requires veterinary intervention. Adding probiotics to your dog's diet can help reduce this risk.

Did you know that about 70% of a dog’s immune system is associated with their GI tract? Probiotics help ease a variety of issues including diarrhea, gas, gastric distension and bloating. Our Boxer Probiotic Tabs support a healthy, balanced GI tract, thus supporting your pet's overall immune health.

Boxer coat care is fairly easy. The hair is short and requires only a quick brushing to remove dead hair once a week. However, any skin folds on the face, especially between the eyes and muzzle, can harbor moisture and provide an ideal location for infections. To combat this, you must clean the folds with an antibacterial wipe and dry thoroughly. For most Boxers, once or twice a week will suffice; for others, once a day.

Some Boxers may develop itchy skin that may have small pustules or scabs. An antibacterial shampoo may help combat the infection, and an avocado oil or oatmeal based shampoo can help alleviate the itchiness.

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Healthy Breeds was started based on a simple principle -- every dog breed is different! Having over a decade of experience in animal health products manufacturing, we have worked with veterinarians and nutritional experts to take the guesswork out of which products are best suited for which breed of dog.

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Like all breeds, Boxers require basic dental care, nail trimming and routine ear cleaning

Feeding a diet formulated for large-breed puppies will help decrease the possibility of hip dysplasia

Using facial wipes will reduce the risk of infection and regular bathing will help to them avoid itchy, dry skin

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In the early 1800s, the Bullenbeisers - the ancestor of the Boxer - were bred to mastiff-type dogs for size, bulldogs for grip and terriers for tenacity. The result was a tough, agile dog with strong jaws and a recessed nose that enabled it to hang on to anything and still breathe.

Early Boxers worked as butcher's dogs, controlling cattle in stockyards. Later, Boxers became one of the original police and military dogs. When American soldiers brought Boxers home after World War II, families discovered they made great companions. By the 1950s, with the help of publicity from a famous 1940s Boxer show dog named Bang Away, Boxers were the third most popular dogs in America.

Playful, devoted, brave, tough, smart, athletic, loving ? and sometimes a tad mischievous ? Boxers love to play almost as much as they love to love. They enjoy active games but need tough toys. Challenge a Boxer's mind and body, and he'll repay you with a remarkable friendship.