Health Essentials for Your Spinone Italiano
Balanced diet, regular exercise, and proactive wellness care keep your Spinone thriving
Dietary Guidelines for Spinone
Be aware of plants and vegetation in and around your home that may be toxic to dogs.
Consistent, varied exercise keeps Spinone Italiano dogs fit and mentally engaged.
Daily Walks
Active Play
Mental Stimulation
Kibble is a convenient and inexpensive way to feed your Spinone. However the high temperature used to process it creates micro toxins and destroys much of the nutritional value. Starches are needed to form the individual pieces of kibble. They come from rice, oats, corn, barley peas etc. These are all canine inappropriate foods.
They are not good for your dog! Plus they can contribute to obesity. A better option is to feed raw, dehydrated or lightly cooked foods. These are available at most pet stores. If you watch for local sales you can often buy meat and fish for less than kibble. You can feed these raw or lightly cook them.
There is tremendous health benefits for your dog if you can even feed them part kibble and part raw/dehydrated. Even just topping your dogs bowl with fresh/raw/lightly cooked foods like carrots, bananas, broccoli sardines a slice off your dinner roast etc. is very beneficial.
DRIED DOG FOOD OR "KIBBLE"
Prioritize Preventative Care for Lifelong Vitality
Routine Vet Visits: A Key to Spinone Italiano Health
Owner Stories: Real Experiences with Spinone Italiano

Our Spinone has brought calm and joy to our home. His gentle nature and loyalty make every day better.

Training was straightforward thanks to the breed’s intelligence and eagerness to please. He’s a perfect companion for outdoor adventures.

Regular vet visits have kept our Spinone healthy and active well into his senior years. The breed’s robust health is impressive.
