A. The hypothalamus is the only brain region that both sends and receives information to the body via the blood stream. B. The hypothalamus has the greatest concentration of nuclei at which physiological set points are encoded, monitored, and controlled.
Apples & Pears. Apples and pears provide ample water as well as soluble-fiber pectin, which is good for your Yorkie's digestion. Pieces of unpeeled apple provide non-provitamin A carotenes, beta carotene and Vitamin C, as well as B complex vitamins B6, folic acid and potassium.
While puppies need a diet rich in proteins and fats to help support their growing bodies, the occasional fruit snack can give them extra fiber and vitamins. One such snack is applesauce, a perfectly safe and tasty treat for our canine companions. With its soft texture, it's appropriate for small puppies just learning how to eat prepared food. Dogs are carnivores that eat an omnivore's diet; they can eat animal proteins as well as fruits and vegetables. Most love apples, with their sweet taste and crunchy texture. Apples contain vitamins C and K, fiber and calcium. Include fruits and veggies in your pup's regular diet, but sparingly.