Sentences with phrase «cats cooked grain»

Our former CEO worked in the pet food industry since 1978, and has seen the negative effects of feeding dogs & cats cooked grain - based pet foods.

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For cats, the Grain Free Signature Series Stews come in Slow Cooked Chicken, Slow Cooked Beef and Slow Cooked Turkey.

At no time in their evolutionary history (except in the last 50 to 150 years) have cats and dogs been subjected to cooked grain in any amount, and certainly not as the basis of their diet.»

There is, however, ample evidence that, despite claims to the contrary, both dogs and cats «are perfectly able to digest grains if they are cooked,» Dr. Nestle said.

It is usually my goal to graduate my clients from canned to a real food diet (raw or cooked), however I've had clients whose cats truly thrive on canned (human grade, grain - free, no ingredients from China, BPA - free cans).

Certain whole - grain carbohydrates like brown rice, oats, and quinoa, on the other hand, can be digestible for cats as long as they are cooked.

While uncooked grains are poorly digested by dogs and cats, properly cooked grains in pet foods are highly digestible

Instead of feeding an organic dry food to your cat, I suggest instead choosing a commercially available or home - prepared nutritionally complete and balanced diet containing whole foods like real (cooked) meat, fresh vegetables and fruit, grain, seeds and other ingredients, even if the components aren't all organic.

Both dry and wet foods are made with a mix of high quality proteins, grains, and vegetables, all of which are fully cooked, making them easy to digest in sensitive cat stomachs.