Sentences with phrase «animal byproducts like»

They may also be given animal byproducts like bone -, blood - and feather - meal.

They may also be given animal byproducts like bone -, blood - and feather - meal.

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In the new study, the Salk scientists used a mouse model of autism — an inbred strain of mouse previously found to display autism - like symptoms — to ask whether lowering the level of dicarbonyl methylglyoxal (a common byproduct of sugar metabolism) could alleviate symptoms of autism in the animals.

As a rule of thumb, all animal byproducts, like milk, cream, yogurt and eggs, should be sourced from a quality farm with humane farming practices.

The kind of «resistant starch» that comes from plant foods like cooked beans, peas, lentils, and raw oatmeal — can block the accumulation of potentially harmful byproducts of animal - protein metabolism in the colon.

These cheap foods contain animal byproducts, typically made from innards and waste not used in other products, along with wheat - based carbohydrates, artificial preservatives, flavorings, colors, and man - made vitamins and minerals that all lead to causing problems in dogs with sensitive stomachs and digestive issues — like your German Shepherd.

Rather than feed your dog an unnatural diet of grain - based (which means shelf - stable and profitable) kibble sprayed with a slurry of animal byproducts, why not feed them what they really like, and what they themselves would seek out in a natural environment?

It's not uncommon for many cheap dogs foods to use ingredients like animal digest and rice mill byproduct as a way to «beef» up their food, while providing little to no nutrition.

What I like is that the first ingredient is whole chicken, and none of this animal - byproduct nonsense that is common in so many cheaper dog foods.

Indeed, when Blue Buffalo commissioned consumer research and discovered that pet owners have strong ideas of what they don't want their animals eating — above all, anything called a by - product — they discovered the basis for their marketing campaign: «Consumers just don't like the sound of «byproduct,» says Bill Bishop, the Chairman of Blue Buffalo.