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EPISODE · Apr 1, 2025 · 28 MIN

Why are dog cancers and knee surgeries on the rise? What should be in your dog food? | Ep. 244

from The Health Made Simple Show · host Bart Precourt

Dog lovers, this one's for you. 🐶 From rising cancer rates to an explosion in knee surgeries, our pets are facing health challenges we never saw growing up. So what's really going on? In this heartfelt episode of The Health Made Simple Show, Dr. Bart gets real about the alarming rise in chronic issues in dogs—and the overlooked (but fixable) root cause behind many of them: their food. Drawing from personal experience (he lives with 8 dogs!) and years of holistic research, Dr. Bart unpacks: 🧬 Why 1 in 4 dogs is now diagnosed with cancer 🦴 The truth about common CCL injuries and joint surgeries 🥣 What's actually in that bag of kibble 🥩 What to feed your dog instead—without stress, guilt, or overwhelm 🎧 Listen now and discover how small, simple changes in nutrition can completely transform your dog's health and lifespan. Because your dog deserves to feel great—and thrive for years to come. 💛 #DogHealth #HolisticPets #TheHealthMadeSimpleShow #PetNutrition #KibbleAlternatives #HealthyDogs  

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