Sentences with phrase «much of the dog meat»

Much of the dog meat trade in China is illegal.

Not exact matches

Aside from tuna I have not had much desire to eat canned meat so I thought this stuff must be some kind of magic to risk having to deal with drug - sniffing dogs just to eat it on the other side of the border.

By calculating and comparing how much meat 163 million cats and dogs eat compared to 321 million Americans, Okin determined how many tons of greenhouse gases are tied to pet food.

Although these particular bones showed no signs of butchery, Sharpe says it might not have taken much cutting to process the meat from these small dogs.

While society thinks dogs can live on raw steaks and porkchops, it takes so much more than just a few slabs of meat to keep your dog nutritionally sound.

Putting this much meat in a product isn't cheap, but rest assured knowing your dog will eat less of this per serving than «normal» food because of how packed it is.

That means their products are normally much higher in meat based proteins and lack most of the «filler ingredients» used by other dog food brands.

Since dogs are meat eaters, having a dry dog food with a lot of grains doesn't make much sense from a nutritional standpoint.

Much of the protein appears to beplant - based from wheat so your dog may not digest it as well as meat protein.However, the food does contain meat protein in the form of poultry by - productmeal.

Hence too much of meat, chick, lamb diet may also bore your dogs.

Performance Blend 26/18 offers meat - based protein which is ideal for sporty dogs engaged in high to exceedingly high levels of activity, such as extended hours of increased performance in extremely stressful conditions, much like conditions in Iditarod races.

However, dog sledding as we know it today, emerged as a way of life in at least three Arctic regions where there was a plentiful supply of meat through much of the year.

A contaminant of some raw meats and eggs, as well as being common in the environment, this bacterium does not appear to pose as great a problem to dogs and cats as to people, due to the carnivore's shorter gastrointestinal tract and faster transit time, which does not give bacteria much time to multiply.

And contrary to the beliefs of many pet owners, food allergies in dogs and cats are much more likely to be induced by a meat product rather than a grain (such as wheat or corn).

The website also praises the nutritional benefits of venison in a dog's diet, claiming that it is lower in cholesterol and fat than most meats while having just as much protein.

Bison meat contains as much as 55 % protein and 45 % fat and provides a complete list of the essential amino acids that dogs will need for building tissues.

Feeding your dog too much meat is going to lead to eating less of their dog food, and their dog food is what has the right ratio of vitamins, minerals, and nutrients.

Dog foods made with lots of meat meals (chicken, turkey, lamb, etc.) often have as much or more meat protein than foods made with whole meat proteins.

What I'm hearing is that it is best to feed dogs a diet mostly of meat because that is high quality protein which dogs do readily digest and are therefore much better for the kidneys and liver to handle.

This product might not have as much meat as some of their Holistic formulas, but this is still a good dog food.

Since grains and other plant materials are usually much less expensive than meat, the pet food industry has taken advantage of the domestic dog's ability to tolerate an omnivorous diet.

She says, «A fish based diet can benefit dogs of all ages, but the benefits are often more noticeable in older dogs who can find too much red meat no longer suits them.»

Wild dogs like wolves eat a varied assortment of animals and organ meats, and this can only be recreated so much by humans.

The majority of dog meat, as much as 80 percent, is consumed during Bok Nal season, the three hottest days of the year between July and August.

Feeding too much meat without adequate calcium supplementation can result in hyperparathyroidism, poor bone mineralization and increased risk of fractures in dogs (Morris et al. 1971).

Entirely free of plant protein concentrates, ACANA Puppy Small Breed is loaded with 70 % meat — up to twice as much as most pet specialty dog foods.

There is much controversy over raw food diets, including debate over the use of dairy products for adult dogs, the safety of feeding bones, and the potential for illness from parasites and high fat content of raw meat.

Also a diet just of raw meat, bones and organ meat will be too rich a diet and it is known in the dog world that too much protein can cause behavioral problems, agressiveness, etc..

Dog meat in China is very much a culinary sub-culture and not part of the mainstream.

And our dogs have always gotten only as much of the meat (and bones, fat, hooves, connective tissue, and organs) as we felt we could spare.

Now that you know how much bone to feed your dog, all you need to do is include 15 % organ meat and round out the rest of his diet with nice boneless meats.

Dogs do naturally eat a diet of mostly meat, but they will eat the fruits off of shrubbery as well much similar to bears.

Always check the label some of the more expensive leading brands contain ingredients we should not be feeding our dogs and the quality of meat is the same as ones that cost much less.

Once you get your meaty bones and organs in place, the rest of your dog's diet should be nice lean meats (half to a third of his total food, depending on how much organ meat you can get your hands on).

When the dog food is cooked and most of that moisture is removed, the meat content that remains will be much lower than the original weight of the ingredient.

Certainly the food features lots of grain and much less meat protein than most dog owners will want for their dogs, but it could be worse.

If Yao Ming did the same thing for us as he did (for WildAid's anti-shark fin soup campaign) in China, I could almost guarantee dog meat would be wiped out in a matter of months because these places where they're doing it would have so much local opposition, they'd have to end it.»

It is estimated that meat contains 1,000 - 10,000 bacteria per gram and while many dogs and cats can tolerate low numbers of bacteria in their food, it doesn't take much to tip the balance and a very messy, smelly gastroenteritis to enter the household.

However, it's not as easy for dogs to digest as meat proteins so they don't get as much nutrition from it and much of the corn passes through their gastrointestinal tract as waste (the poop you scoop).

Coconut meat contains a lot of fat, so don't feed your dog too much.