Sentences with phrase «more calories per»

But researchers at the University of Notre Dame and Cornell University also recently found that removing barriers between the kitchen and living room can encourage people to eat an average of 170 more calories per day than those with a closed floor plan.

Even though they may be less rambunctious than they were in their puppy days, our little dogs still need more calories per pound than their large breed friends.

Small breeds like Chihuahuas require more calories per pound of food, and smaller kibble to prevent choking.

As a growing animal, he'll require more calories per pound than an adult dog.

If your dog has a preference for wet food, it may be prudent to mix some dry food into her meals to decrease the volume of food needed, as dry food includes more calories per gram

We can always think of the Wellness Complete Health Small Breed as almost similar to Wellness CORE except that the Wellness Complete comes with more calories per serving size.

The truth is smaller dog breeds need more calories per pound compared to bigger breeds.

Small - breed dogs like the Shih Tzu have very fast metabolisms which means that, while they may not consume as many calories as a larger dog, they need more calories per pound of bodyweight.

However, if your Aussie is very active, he could still need more calories per day, even if he's neutered.

Small dogs require more calories per pound than their large breed counterparts, but why?

While these dogs may need fewer calories overall compared to large breed dogs, they need more calories per pound of body weight.

They're just much more calorically dense than other foods, allowing a dog to eat a «normal» amount but supplying it with more calories per bite.

Young kittens are growing and need more calories per unit of body weight than adult cats.

Or that your Chihuahua puppy actually needs more calories per pound than a larger breed?

Chi pups need 2 times more calories per pound than adult Chihuahuas need.

Younger puppies need more calories per unit of bodyweight than older ones, and large or giant breed puppies require more energy until an older age than puppies of small breeds.

Simply that your Shiba Inu might need more calories per pound of bodyweight than a larger dog, even if the total amount of food he eats is less.

Kittens need 2 - 3 times more calories per pound than adult cats need.

Puppies need two times more calories per pound than adult dogs need.

Toy / small breeds burn up more calories per pound than bigger dogs so these foods usually have slightly more calories per ounce.

Smaller dogs need more calories per pound than their larger counterparts because they have faster metabolisms, meaning that they burn through those calories at a faster rate.

Like the tiny Toy breeds, small breed dogs and puppies need more calories per pound than bigger dogs.

Small - breed formulas have more calories per cup than medium - and large - breed foods, making an energy - packed diet most appropriate for them.

Fat — As mentioned above, small dogs need more calories per pound than bigger dogs, though not quite as many calories as the tiniest Toy breeds.

Even though your small breed dog needs more calories per pound, it's important not let him become overweight.

Small breed puppy foods, along with containing more calories per ounce, also have more nutrients per ounce.

Remember that they need to consume more calories per pound than larger breeds.

On the other hand, puppies and adolescent frenchies need more calories per day (proportional to their size).

For this reason, small breed puppy foods generally have more calories per ounce than ordinary puppy foods.

Kittens and puppies have the largest surface area for their weight, and need more calories per pound than adult pets.

Kittens and cats in general should eat diets that are high in protein, moderate in fat and low in carbohydrate; the main difference between kittens and adult cats is that kittens need more calories per pound, and for that reason do better with kitten foods that are higher in protein and fat.

Curious what you think of this study that shows while people on low carb diets burned more calories per day, it also increased cortisol levels.

Nearly half of the products tested had more calories than was reported on their labels — usually amounting to about 40 more calories per serving.

Russian, Italian and blue cheese dressings each contribute 30 to 60 more calories per tablespoon than balsamic alone.

Fat is an energy - dense nutrient that provides more calories per gram than either carbohydrate or protein.

Someone with a fast metabolism may burn dozens or even hundreds more calories per day than someone of the same size with a slower metabolism.

Women who are exclusively breastfeeding need about 500 more calories per day than they did before pregnancy.

If you eat too much and it's a caloric issue, then the problem is you have dietary fats, the problem because there's more calories per gram of fat and carbohydrates are protein.

Well, it stems from the fact that fat inherently has more calories per gram than both protein and carbohydrates combined.

Using science based training methods our boot camp classes burn more calories per minute than any other workout... Period.

We found that men who were exhibiting the hypogonadal condition and running more than 40 miles per week were consuming no more calories per day than sedentary men, even though they were burning an estimated 1,000 calories per day from running alone.

It burns far more calories per minute and is more effective at retaining (and in some cases increasing) lean muscle levels.

Because your body doesn't break down or absorb fat you won't consume the calories found in fat (there are more calories per gram of fat than calories per gram of carbs or protein).

Adding muscle doesn't do much to your metabolic rate either as one extra pound of muscle only burns about 5 more calories per day.

The average pregnant woman needs about 300 more calories per day than when she's not pregnant, but they should be healthy calories.

High protein intake helps prevent muscle loss and slower metabolism that results, so you can continue to burn more calories per day (29, 30, 31)

In addition, foods that contain a lot of fat will have more calories per bite than foods that have little or no fat.

However, some fruits are high in calories to start with, and when dried, you can consume a lot more calories per serving than with fresh fruit.

In other words, foods that are high in energy density have more calories per bite than foods that are low in energy density.

Protein is the most fulfilling nutrient, by far, and eating a high protein diet can make you burn up to 80 to 100 more calories per day (16, 17, 18).