Sentences with phrase «digest food a bit»

This ensures that your dog doesn't get too excited at meal time and is able to digest food a bit more easily.

Not exact matches

Some nutritional bits for you about brown rice: * Easier to digest as it's much «lighter» * Low GI, reducing insulin spikes (slow - release sugar) * High in Manganese * High fibre — good for weight loss * A «whole grain» * Rich in antioxidants * Perfect baby «first food» as it's nutrient rich (ideal as we're new parents!)

Most babies aren't ready to digest solid foods until they are six months old although some are ready a bit sooner.

Breast milk is so easy to digest that it is a bit of a shock for their small tummies to start with solid foods.

Cold - blooded meat eaters tend to digest their meals slowly, whereas food passes through modern warm - blooded carnivores quickly, often leaving undigested bits in their dung.

Seriously — not only will this allow you to slow down, savor each bite, and eat less (hello, weight loss), but chewing your food at least 20 times per bite will also help your stomach digest your food more easily.

Your body needs a bit of time to digest food before you go to sleep.

And eating a few bites of non-starchy vegetables first, like salad or brussels sprouts, will help you to feel fuller faster and will also help with digesting the heavier foods.

I tend to have a weaker digestive system, so I want to try and stick to foods that naturally process through a bit quicker and arent tougher to digest!

The majority of our digestion takes place in the mouth, where, ideally, we chew each bite thoroughly, allowing the enzyme - rich saliva to begin breaking down our food, signaling the nervous system to rest and digest, and alerting the rest of the digestive tract that it's time to work.

Most of us love to eat cat food, and not every bit of the food is digested by the time it leaves the cat's body.

The dry food formulas come in small bite - sized kibble bits, so they are easy for dogs to chew and digest.

More expensive products are usually made from higher - quality ingredients, which means your cat can digest the food more easily and retain more nutritional value from each bite.

Puppies need enough food for them to grow healthy but they can not digest much in one seating — so make sure they eat a little bit but often!

Other ingredients that stand out include more corn (whole grain corn); soy flakes and soybean meal — possibly in the new SMARTBLEND spongy bits, I'm guessing; pea fiber which is being used by many dog food manufacturers today; animal fat — which would be better if it were a named fat; and animal digest.

Sometimes the fragrance is found from some wet dog food brand which is considered enough easy to bite and digest.

They really only look like a «good» treat option when they are compared to even less healthy fried foods like potato chips — they are usually lower in fat and a little bit higher in fiber, which makes them lower in calories and easier to digest.

Pedigree puppy food has relatively bigger kibbles unlike the Merrick puppy food, which makes it very difficult for puppies to bite and digest.

If you're having a hard time getting your dog to slow down at meal time, these small bits of dog food will still be easier to digest.

Fresh food is easy to digest and packs far more nutrition per bite than kibble.

Therefore, he is not going to be taking big bites and can only eat relatively easy - to - digest food.

It is a bit pricier, but it caters to dogs that can not readily digest other foods.

My cat digests this food quite well after it's been opened and exposed to the air a bit -LRB-?