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Reply To: Can you make a weak stomach stronger?
Ly, you still can give him some of the things mentioned above! 🙂
As for the cheerios, I really don’t know about yorkies and blood sugar… If I have understood correctly, dogs run on fat rather than carbs, so in order to replenish them after a good workout, protein and fat would be better than carbs, but I really don’t know about the blood sugar aspect… I would hope one of the pros comments on that…
For me, I have a small terrier mix, and before we go exercise, he gets a teaspoon of coconut oil (at breakfast usually), and when we return he gets a protein-rich dinner (we usually go exercise anytime between 6.30-7.00pm, so his dinner is no later than 7.30pm). So far so good, he’s really toned, we call him “muscle pup” and he seems to have a lot of energy while exercising.
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