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Reality
Sugar feeds the tumor → do not give carbohydrates
The body produces its own glucose; the tumor cannot be "starved" through diet
Carbohydrate-free diet is healthier for cancer dogs
Can lead to reduced intake, cachexia and poorer quality of life
All carbohydrates are equal
Complex carbohydrates in a balanced formula are fine; large amounts of simple sugars are less ideal
Nutrition can fight the tumor
Nutrition supports the dog — that's the goal
Many owners notice it over time: their dog gets thinner, muscles disappear, weight decreases — even though he still eats reasonably well. This is no coincidence. It has a name: cachexia. And it is one of the most underestimated consequences of cancer in dogs.
One of the first things owners notice after a cancer diagnosis is that their dog's appetite decreases. Discover 10 practical tips to stimulate your dog's appetite and support their quality of life.
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BraveBites® are healthy dog snacks enriched with supplements, specially developed for dogs with cancer. These nutritious treats stimulate appetite and contain ingredients tailored to the specific needs of these dogs. Developed with veterinary expertise, BraveBites® provides loving support to improve your dog's quality of life and well-being. With BraveBites®, you can pamper your loyal companion during their fight against cancer and provide the care they deserve.
Learn more about the scientific background of BraveBites® and discover how it can support your dog.
Read here how BraveBites® supports veterinary cancer research. With every bag sold, you help us fight cancer in animals.
