Sentences with phrase «guaranteed analysis listed»

The guaranteed analysis lists the percentage of each of the nutrients in the food.

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It lists all of the ingredients, guaranteed analysis, nutrient profiles and feeding guidelines for the company's recipes.

Dog food labels contain the product name, ingredient list, net weight of the product, name and address of the manufacturer, guaranteed analysis, list of ingredients, the intended animal species (word «dog» in this case, as we are talking about dog food here), the statement of nutritional adequacy, and feeding guidelines.

Keep in mind that the guaranteed analysis only includes crude sources, not necessarily digestible sources so you still need to check the digestibility of the protein and fat sources by looking at the ingredients list.

Don't just pick a 3 - star dog food because it is cheap, however — you still need to take a look at the guaranteed analysis and the ingredients list to make sure it will meet your dog's needs.

The list of ingredients, guaranteed analysis, feeding instructions, statement of responsibility and the nutritional adequacy statement should also be mentioned.

To help you make your choice, there are three main parts of the cat food label that you should pay attention to: the AAFCO statement of nutritional adequacy, the guaranteed analysis, and the ingredients list.

When shopping for high - protein, gluten - free cat food you need to pay attention to two key parts of the pet food label — the guaranteed analysis and the ingredients list.

While you can start evaluating the quality of a gluten - free cat food by looking at the guaranteed analysis, you also have to take a look at the ingredients list.

Taking a look at the ingredients list and the guaranteed analysis for this product reveals that it is a fairly high - quality product.

AAFCO regulations state that a pet food manufacturer must provide not only a guaranteed analysis on the food label, but a list of ingredients presented in descending order with the ingredient with the most weight listed first.

The levels of nutrients listed in the guaranteed analysis on the pet food label are expressed on an «as fed» basis.

This is where our concern lies with the Pure Blend since it lists ALA in its guaranteed analysis.

A laboratory proximate analysis lists the actual nutrient concentrations in the food, and two foods that have identical guaranteed analyses may have very different proximate analyses.

While the guaranteed analysis only shows the overall protein content of this formula, the ingredients list confirms that almost all of that protein comes from quality animal - based sources.

In order to choose a quality food, you simply have to learn to look at and understand the dog food labels; the list of ingredients, the guaranteed analysis, and any stamps of approval such as PFAC (Pet Food Association of Canada) or AAFCO (Association Of American Feed Control Officials).

Also examine the Guaranteed Analysis on the packaging, these are similar to the ingredients listing but the numbers listed in this section are calculated on an «as fed» basis and do not include the amount of moisture in that food.

Yet another confusing aspect of the Guaranteed Analysis is that three of the nutrients are listed as «crude»: crude protein, crude fat, and crude fiber.

For example, seven diets got the guaranteed analysis wrong, seven had errors in their ingredient list and many didn't have feeding directions.

Newman's Own Organics publishes the «as fed» calorie information, guaranteed analysis, and ingredients list for each of their dog and cat food products right on their website.

With all of these fiber sources, you might expect the fiber content of the Original Ultra Whole Body Health Chicken, Chicken Meal, Duck Meal Dry Food formula to be very high but the guaranteed analysis only lists it at 3 %.

Iams doesn't list the calcium and phosphorus percentages in the guaranteed analysis but they do provide information on their web site: http://www.iams.com/pet-health/dog-article/our-large-breed-puppy-formulas

This is why you need to review two other important parts of the pet food label — the Guaranteed Analysis and the Ingredients List.

By law, manufacturers must label a food with a name, an ingredient list, a guaranteed analysis of the food's percentages of crude protein, crude fat, crude fiber and moisture, and the food's nutritional adequacy.

The purpose of the Guaranteed Analysis panel is to make it easy for consumers to compare four critical nutrients and an ingredient list.

A Guaranteed Analysis should be listed on all cat food labels, which helps determine the crude nutrient levels in dry and canned foods.

All that is required to be listed is the «guaranteed analysis» which are only minimums and maximums which are, by definition, inaccurate.

Nutrients listed in the «guaranteed analysis» box are subject for surveillance and enforcement.

Whole Dog Journal's Approved list is based on assessments of dry dog food ingredients along with the «Guaranteed Analysis» anyone can find on food labels.

Beyond the list of ingredients in pet food, all U.S. food and treat labels must also include a «Guaranteed Analysis» on every package, which is similar to the nutrition facts panel found on human food packaging.

Almost every one of these contains long lists of ingredients and hard to understand «guaranteed analysis» and imprecise feeding recommendations.

The food does contain all of these ingredients, according to the ingredient list and guaranteed analysis.

When considering a diet to choose for a cat suffering from CRD, it is important to look at not only the total percentage of protein and phosphorus listed in the guaranteed analysis, but also how much of that diet does the cat actually consume.

The listing of the NA is much more comprehensive than the guaranteed analysis (GA).

In this guide you'll find nutritional information, guaranteed analyses, ingredient lists, feeding tables and packaging updates, comparing the previous recipes to the new recipes.

According to AAFCO regulations, the guaranteed analysis is just required to list four nutrients:

You may find protein levels and other nutritional information listed under words like «Guaranteed Analysis» on the cat food label.

When you start shopping, however, you shouldn't just by the first toy - breed formula you find — you still need to check the ingredients list and the guaranteed analysis to make sure that the product uses high - quality ingredients.

Every dog food comes with a guaranteed analysis label, which lists the formula's minimum percentage of protein and fat, and maximum percentage of fiber and moisture.

The chapter begins by explaining the components of a pet food label, including those statements that are required by law: • Product name • Net weight • Species for which the food is intended • Manufacturer contact information • Guaranteed (chemical) analysis • Ingredient list • Nutritional adequacy statement • Directions for use • Date code All pet foods include protein, carbohydrates, fats, fiber, vitamins and minerals.

To provide retailers information they need in order to recommend a customized diet focused on meeting pets» needs, the website lists all recipes» ingredients, guaranteed analysis, nutrient profiles and feeling guidelines.

The Guaranteed Analysis on a pet food label only lists maximums and minimums; this is NO indication of quality.

Comparing the guaranteed analyses of wet and dry dog foods, you'll probably notice some big differences in protein percentages: dry foods generally contain between 30 - 50 % protein, while wet foods list just 8 - 17 %.

New formula doesn't list the maximum values on the Guaranteed Analysis, except moisture and crude fiber.

You can also look at the percentages of crude protein, fat and fiber listed under the Guaranteed Analysis panel if your dog requires a high protein or low - fat diet.

Nulo Chicken & Cod is a very good cat food for a maintenance diet, but it doesn't list all the essential amino acids on their Guaranteed Analysis, so I believe it's not suitable for feeding your pet on a long term diet.

Also, only Taurine is listed on the Guaranteed Analysis.