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How does a dog’s body fight sickness and allergies? Whenever a virus, bacteria, or any unwanted trigger enters the body, the dog’s system goes on red alert. This alert creates inflammation — not because the body is “weak,” but because the immune cells rush like an army to destroy whatever doesn’t belong. Whether the body wins that fight or not depends on one thing. How strong the immune system is. And a strong immune system depends largely on the gut. Around 70 to 80 percent of a dog’s immunity
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How does a dog’s body fight sickness and allergies? Whenever a virus, bacteria, or any unwanted trigger enters the body, the dog’s system goes on red alert. This alert creates inflammation — not because the body is “weak,” but because the immune cells rush like an army to destroy whatever doesn’t belong. Whether the body wins that fight or not depends on one thing. How strong the immune system is. And a strong immune system depends largely on the gut. Around 70 to 80 percent of a dog’s immunity
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