Sentences with phrase «low in protein»

I won't say more here except to repeat those guidelines: chose a pellet that is high in fiber (20 - 25 %) and low in protein (14 - 15 %) and calcium (< 1.0 %).

Green Growth In the wild, herbivores such as rabbits or guinea pigs mostly eat grass, which is low in protein and high in fiber.

Aside from the fact that canned food is mostly water (relatively low in protein, fat and calories compared with dry food), the absence of kibble in the diet means the dog has virtually no way of cleaning his teeth on dry, crunchy materials.

Tapioca does contain some vitamins and minerals including calcium and Vitamin C, but it is low in protein and fat.

However, this means that if a dog does develop a kidney disease, the vet might recommend a diet low in protein — or one with protein that's digested easier — to avoid putting stress on the kidneys.

Dog food is too rich in fiber and too low in protein to be good for cats.

Many veterinarians still insist that a renal diet should be low in protein, despite studies that show aging pets — including those with kidney disease — need more, not less protein.

The result is a food that's too low in protein and other nutrients.

Nevertheless, the study adds to evidence that dogs should not eat the same food as wolves, says Wayne, who points out that dog food is rich in carbohydrates and low in protein compared with plain meat.

When asked about food for kidney disease, all they do is repeat what the sales rep told them that it is «low in protein».

As a general rule, the first 2 ingredients should not be a carbohydrate, as it's a sure sign the food is high in carbs (and probably low in protein).

After puppyhood, Irish wolfhounds require a diet that is low in protein with a protein level between 19 — 21 %.

natural is suppose to be a good brand... there's the Salmon & Oat although maybe a little low in protein / fat?

For example, cats with kidney problems should have a diet low in protein and phosphorus.

They are low in protein and the protein they do provide is plant protein instead of the animal protein your dog needs.

Diets that are low in both protein and fat are mostly carbohydrates.

Most senior and light diets are relatively low in fat, but look for those that are not also low in protein.

Compare to conventional dog foods which are either typically low in protein (and high in carbohydrate) or use inappropriate plant protein concentrates to elevate their protein claims.

Many of these foods can only be obtained with a prescription because feeding your dog food that is too low in protein can be harmful to healthy dogs, so always speak to your veterinarian before switching your dog's food to a low protein diet.

Dog foods are not only too low in protein and fat, but are deficient in the amino acid, Taurine, that is necessary for the normal development and function of the ferret's heart.

Besides just trying to find dog food that is low in protein, you should also look for a food with high - quality, easily digestible protein.

They make and buy products made in China, pass them off as US made, they use meal filler to the point their foods are very low in protein, all under the guise of HIGH quality food.

There's no real reason why a dog food for senior dogs or for overweight dogs should be so low in protein.

The cats and kittens all did well but as I have learned more about optimal feline nutrition, I would not choose a diet this low in protein and so high in fat.

This diet is good for sensitive dogs, but it is low in protein and fat when it comes to feeding for pregnancy.

Potatoes are low in protein (7 percent), low in fat (1 percent) and very high in carbohydrates (92 percent).

There are kidney disease diets low in protein and low in phosphorus, but high in carbs.

Choose a high - quality brand that is high in fiber (at least 20 percent) and low in protein (under 16 percent), and always check the use - by date.

The dog is fed a diet low in protein, and medications such as lactulose and metronidazole or neomycin are given to prevent the manufacture and absorption of toxins such as ammonia.

What sets this prescription diet from others is the fact that it is low in protein and in sodium.

The reason I recommend it here is that it is low in protein, with just 22 %, which makes it suitable for Yorkies who suffer from liver shunt.

It's going to be very hard to find a non-prescription diet that's well - balanced and still low in protein.

It's very hard to find a non-prescription food that's low in protein because a diet like this is only appropriate for certain disorders / illnesses.

Rats require a diet low in protein and fat, and high in carbohydrates.

Cheaper brands may be loaded with too many calories and too few usable vitamins, minerals, proteins, or carbohydrates, and premium brands may be too high or low in protein, calories, and other nutrients for particular dogs.

Traditional pet treats are the canine or feline version of a Twinkie: high in sugar and carbs, low in protein.

By feeding your dog a diet that is low in protein, the kidneys will have less work to do.

A diet low in protein is ideal for dogs with kidney problems.

Whatever the case, there is no particular reason to feed large breed or giant breed dogs foods that are low in protein and fat and high in carbs.

If you think your cat is low in protein, have them examined by a vet — if their symptoms are caused by kidney disease, you can actually kill them by feeding them too much protein.

Diets that are low in protein should be avoided unless the pet has severe kidney disease.

Pellets should be high in fiber (> 18 %), and low in protein (< 14 %), calcium (< 0.9 %) and fat (< 2 %).

Glomerular disease will be treated through a combination of immunosuppressant medication, angiotensin - converting enzyme inhibition, low - dose aspirin and a special diet low in protein, phosphorous, calcium and sodium and high in potassium and polyunsaturated fatty acids such as omega - 3 and omega - 6.

These products, however, tend to be high in calories and low in protein and fiber, which can cause indigestion and weight gain.

A rule of thumb is that phosphate levels in food should be below 0.5 % on a dry matter basis, but I believe the only diets that are that low in phosphate are the so - called prescription diets, and they are too low in protein.

If you think your dog may be low in protein, talk to your veterinarian before altering their diet.

(Lamb and rice dog foods seem to be associated with low taurine in dogs, along with high fiber foods, dog foods that are very low in protein, and vegetarian diets.)

The hay is high in fibre and low in protein and is a great preventative of GI Stasis.

Like other long - strand grass hays, the soft - textured Orchard Grass Hay is high in fiber, low in protein and supports the health of small herbivores by stimulating digestion, preventing obesity and making mealtime more appealing.

High in fibre, low in protein and calcium, Timothy hay provides excellent nutrition for all small animals.