Sentences with phrase «digest raw vegetables»

As a veterinary technician, Dogs and cats - can not - digest raw vegetables.

But dogs don't have the ability to digest raw vegetables very easily, and the veggies which are considered safe and appropriate to feed to your dog are limited.

Dogs can't digest raw vegetables very well, so make sure to cook the veggies you're adding to your homemade puppy food meals.

In addition, it is believed that we also use huge amounts of energy to digest raw vegetables, thus, by drinking raw juices we may omit this process and feel better by saving a lot of energy.

Not exact matches

For some dense or fibrous vegetables, like asparagus, or beets, thinly shaving the raw vegetable makes it easier to digest.

You see, raw foods (fresh fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, and a few others), consumed in the same state as we'd find them in nature (technically, nothing heated above 115F46 C), are considered to provide optimum nutritional value while retaining the natural enzymes that may help us to digest those same foods (when foods are cooked, your pancreas must take on this monumental task on its own — not too much fun for the l'il pancreas).

Raw fruits (with the exception of banana and avocado) and vegetables may be harder for your baby to digest than cooked ones.

Soup is the perfect way to get vegetables into those members of your family who normally turn up their noses at green things, or who may have trouble digesting raw salads.»

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Don't eat too many raw vegetables either — even that can be hard to digest.

Especially when raw, fibrous vegetables are difficult to digest and act more as cleansing elements than nutritional boosters.

Further, Dr. Walker, (Jay's mentor and master teacher on juicing from the 1930 ′ s through to the mid 1980 ′ s), has said in his book, Raw Vegetable Juices — where he speaks very highly of fresh green juices, including cruciferous vegetables — that they are better digested and consumed in juice form.

Eat plenty of fresh vegetables: lightly cooked, sauteed, steamed, and raw if you can digest raw veggies.

Raw vegetable juice made from veggies that are safe to consume uncooked is a wonderful way to get a fast infusion of easy to digest, colloidal minerals.

Raw vegetables, nuts, some fruits are very difficult for MANY people to digest.

This vegetable material is raw, totally crushed and partly digested.

Raw vegetables are often poorly digested by dogs.

I do believe they are meant to eat meat, raw or cooked, but I also wonder if they have evolved to digest vegetables & fruits.

Carnivores don't have the enzymes to digest raw fruits and vegetables, so to get the maximum nutritional value from plant products, they must be «pre - digested» by cooking (preferably steaming) or pureeing.