Understanding and Permanently Resolving Heartburn in Dogs

Heartburn in dogs is widespread but often misunderstood. Typical symptoms like lip-smacking, grass-eating, morning vomiting, or restlessness are often treated only short-term – the actual cause persists.
In this webinar, you will learn how heartburn truly develops and why it's not just about "too much stomach acid," but about an imbalance in the entire system. We will examine both hyperacidity and hypoacidity and show why this distinction is crucial.
A special focus will be on nutrition: What role do protein quantity, total food quantity, and digestibility play? How do calcium sources, feeding rhythm, and the frequency and type of food portions (e.g., snacks or hard-to-digest components) influence stomach acid production?
You will gain a solid understanding of the connections and learn to identify typical triggers. At the same time, you will receive practical approaches to effectively support acute discomfort and ensure long-term stable stomach balance. Additionally, you will get concrete examples of suitable feedstuffs and ways to intelligently build rations – both with commercial food and with pure meat cans or self-cooked components.

Learn in this webinar:

• … how to reliably recognize and correctly classify heartburn in dogs
• … the difference between hyperacidity and hypoacidity and why it's crucial
  
• … the role of nutrition, protein quantity, and food structure
  
• … which everyday triggers are often overlooked (e.g., feeding times, snacks, stress)
• … how to support acute discomfort and provide long-term relief

Our Expert:
Lisa Kürz is a trained canine nutritionist and dog trainer specializing in the holistic promotion of calm and balance in dogs. In her work, she demonstrates how closely behavior, well-being, and nutrition are linked – and how targeted dietary adjustments can not only reduce restlessness but also strengthen health and prevent issues.
With her two rescue dogs, she has personally experienced the impact that a balanced diet can have on physical and emotional issues. Today, she individually supports dog-human teams – with the goal of reducing stress, better understanding behavior, and making life easier for both sides.

More about the expert:

https://nellyspfotenglueck.de/

Photo credit: Anna Auerbach/KOSMOS