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The special physiology of the Shih Tzu, such as its flowing coat and sensitive skin make it a very unusual breed that needs special attention, especially in terms of its nutrition.Healthy, Shiny, Long CoatYour Shih Tzu has a beautiful coat that needs tender loving care. The laving (flowing) coat being one of the main characteristics of the breed. The hair is long and dense, with a thick undercoat. SHIH TZU 24 helps to express the coat's natural beauty through a supply of L-cystine and methionine, amino acids essential for renewing the hair, combined with linoleic acid to promote a glossy coat. Sensitive Skin ConditionYour Shih Tzu may have especially sensitive skin. This sensitivity is explained by the sometimes excessive reaction of the immune system to the presence of allergens such as dust mites and pollen in the environment. SHIH TZU 24 helps the skin defend itself from outside attacks by means of a synergistic complex, rich in B vitamins, that effectively strengthens the skin's protective barrier and by the inclusion of essential fatty acids to calm epidermal inflammation. Anti-Aging SystemYour Shih Tzu is also known for its longevity. In the last third of its life, your dog may be at risk for kidney, heart and joint diseases and also of problems with the eye lens and retina. SHIH TZU 24 helps slow the progress of degenerative diseases by incorporating a synergistic cocktail of antioxidants to slow cell degeneration, and limited levels of phosphorus. A supply of hydrolyzed crustacean and cartilage extracts help protect the cartilage in the joints. For Optimal Dental Hygiene Tartar reduction helps maintain correct bucco-dental hygiene. SHIH TZU kibbles have a specially designed texture that produces a brushing effect which results in the reduction of dental plaque formation. SHIH TZU 24 also includes chelating agents that slow tartar development by fixing the calcium present in the saliva.

Every day provides spiritual choices for your students—(a) to further their walk with God and grow in closeness with Him, or (b) choose their own path by following their desires. Every student is faced with big choices every day, 24 hours a day. This is what 24 is all about.Doug Fields (and Pastor Tom Holladay) take three lessons to explore the morning, afternoon, and nighttime of the Christian life. In their sermons they attempt to answer the questions:How do we fill ourselves with the energy to get through the day and begin it with God? What do we do with that knowledge and mission once we have it? And how is our faith shown to others?If it sounds like a lot to cover, it is. But 24 is packed with all the resources you need to easily re-teach these lessons.It's great for weekly meetings or as the basis for a weekend retreat. However you use it, you can be sure that you'll have top quality material at your fingertips the whole time. This is a series your senior pastor may try to steal since it was also presented to the adults at Saddleback (Doug did part 1 & 2, Tom did part 3).3 lessonsLesson 1: The Morning Hour Lesson 2: Once You Leave the House Lesson 3: The Evening Hours