Gut Brain Axis
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Behaviour And The Role Of Diet
Alternative Pet Health, Canine Health, Complementary Pet Health, Complete & Balanced, Dog, Dog Behaviour, Dog behavioural issues, Dog Food, Dog Gut Health, Dog Health, Dogs, Gut Brain Axis, Gut Health, Microbiome, Nutrition, Pet Care, Pet Food, Pet Gut Health, Pet Health, Pet Industry, Pet Nutrition, Pets, Preventative Pet Health, Raw Pet Food, Senior Dog, Senior Pet, Supplements, Vet, Veterinary Industry, wellnessAnxiety, reactivity, aggression, overexcitement, can all be affected by diet yet many pet owners seek help from trainers and behaviourists but fail to address what their dog is eating.
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Many people assume the ‘happy hormone’ serotonin is produced in the brain, in fact 90% is produced in the gut, hence why it’s vital to have a healthy gut. If gut health is compromised, production of serotonin will also suffer.
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