Sentences with phrase «inappropriate diet»

I have to say... I actually really liked the illustrations from 1922 of appropriate vs. inappropriate diets for children.

My theories on why it is very common include generations of inappropriate diets, filled with poor grains and overly processed «nutrients».

The majority of problems that bring rabbits to my door involve inappropriate diets.

While this can most often be linked to inappropriate diet there may also be a genetic component.

However, if you feed inappropriate diet to your GS, your dog will become weak and develop many illnesses.

Excessive grooming can also be caused by inappropriate diet, stress, boredom as well as systemic disorders.

Our canine and feline companions are showing us that what we're eating and feeding to them is closely associated with the cascade of health issues we face today — in part from biologically inappropriate diets high in sugars and starches.

One of the most inappropriate diets for most birds, it was sold as «Bird Food» and hundreds of thousands of companion birds are fed seeds, inappropriate legumes (peanuts), and nuts as a sole diet.

It's reasonable to think a decade or so of eating a biologically inappropriate diet containing a host of GMOs (genetically modified organisms) might cause serious digestive disease.

«A recent study found that many breeders use inappropriate diets for puppies, or that they make their own foods, which may or may not be appropriate depending on the recipe.»

The brain becomes super-charged on inappropriate diets - sort of like kids on sugar - and if an animal leans toward being anxious, they are even more likely to behave that way on «sugar».

Other causes of malocclusion include previous injury to the jaws, inappropriate diet with too many pellets, and old age.

A dog who is fed a biologically inappropriate diet or one that contains ingredients she's sensitive to is at risk for a wide variety of illnesses, some of which can give her an unpleasant odor.

Around 3.5 billion people suffer from inadequate or inappropriate diets,» said Matthew Morell, Director General of the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), in his opening remarks.

Overgrown teeth, foot problems, digestive problems, and respiratory diseases can be common, more so in rabbits who are not housed correctly or are given an inappropriate diet.

Many medical problems in exotic animals are directly caused by an inappropriate diet, so it is fortunate that there are now species - specific diets available for most of the exotic animals kept as pets.

When rabbits are fed an inappropriate diet, their teeth can overgrow, resulting in malocclusions and other abnormalities.

Many gastrointestinal ailments can be linked to inappropriate diets, and many skin problems have a nutritional component to them.

The problem may be due to an inappropriate diet that may be too high in protein and fats or may have an incorrect vitamin and mineral balance.

Many feed them inappropriate diets and keep them in squalid enclosures and cages that not only deprive them of the ability to engage in natural behaviors, but fail to confine them safely, leading to escapes.

Though vitamin deficiencies are dangerous long - term side effects of an inappropriate diet, almonds can cause serious and immediate health problems, too.

The causes of struvite stones include extremely alkaline urine (often from a biologically inappropriate diet), high steroid use, abnormal retention of urine, a urinary tract infection, or another disorder of the urinary tract.

In a nutshell, an inappropriate diet for rabbits is one that includes too little fiber and too many calories.

Many causes of intestinal stasis in rabbits exist, but the No. 1 cause is an inappropriate diet.

Sadly, many cats exhibiting debilitating lung disease are simply put on an immunosuppressive dose of steroids — while still being fed an inappropriate diet.

Let's ask ourselves the following question: How many cats become ill or die from these species - inappropriate diets yet the patient's diet is never even questioned as a possible cause of the illness or death?

This applies to how we feed our cats with respect to the diseases that they commonly develop secondarily to being fed a low quality, species - inappropriate diet.

An inadequate or inappropriate diet, eg poor quality foods, or those with a very high grain (or carbohydrate) content.

The most common cause of enteritis in rabbits is an inappropriate diet.

As mentioned before, the number one group of diseases that we see in rabbits is caused by an inappropriate diet and is often preventable.

Possible causes for the clinical signs you describe can include abnormalities with the cloaca or the surrounding tissue itself, internal organ dysfunction, inappropriate diets, or other abnormalities that should be addressed.

Such factors include decreased exercise (which we are all guilty of during cold winter months), decreased socialization, laxity in training and increase in caloric intake, whether through feeding an inappropriate diet for the life stage of a pet or by feeding too much of a diet or treats.

ISC is most often caused by an inappropriate diet and in these cases it is not difficult to treat.

The treatment of uncomplicated ISC (meaning the cause is primarily an inappropriate diet) is based on converting the rabbit to a healthy diet that is high in indigestible fiber, which normalizes the motility of the GI tract and lower in carbohydrates, which helps normalize the flora in the cecum.

This can lead to puppies being fed an inappropriate diet of vegetables and grains.

This is not diarrhea, but a problem with GI motility usually caused by an inappropriate diet.

The most common cause of ISC is an inappropriate diet that is too high in carbohydrates and / or too low in indigestible fiber.

Mineral and nutrient depletion are one of the single largest causes of disease, besides an inappropriate diet.

For example, some owners worry that neutering their pet will cause them to become overweight because of the change in hormone levels, but in fact, most animals become overweight because they're being overfed, fed an inappropriate diet or lacking exercise.

It may be caused by overfeeding, milk replacer too concentrated, inappropriate diet, digestive intolerance / abnormality, viral or bacterial infections.