Sentences with phrase «named meat meals»

Named meat meals are acceptable sources of protein.

Named meat meals have already had most of their moisture removed so they are primarily protein when they are listed on the ingredient label.

These ingredients could be whole meat proteins and named meat meals.

It is also grain - free and contains named meat meals, which are a good source of concentrated protein.

Many good foods will use a whole meat protein along with one or two named meat meals such as chicken meal or lamb meal.

Named meat meals, by contrast, have already had most of their moisture removed.

Look for foods that have several good sources of animal protein as the first ingredients such as whole meat proteins and named meat meals.

Whole meats and named meat meals are both good sources of animal protein for your dog.

You should look for named whole meats or named meat meals (such as whole chicken or chicken meal).

If you really prefer a whole meat as the first ingredient, we suggest looking for a food that has a good named meat meal as the second or third ingredient.

Some people like whole meats such as whole chicken better than a named meat meal like chicken meal.

Foods that list a whole meat followed by a named meat meal are a better choice.

If you look at the ingredients of SPORTMiX ® Wholesomes line, the first ingredient is a named meat meal, but the next three are, Brown Rice, Rice Flour, and Rice Bran.

Many quality cat foods start with fresh meat as the first ingredient but list a named meat meal as the second ingredient.

Not exact matches

While coconut flour is the fiber from coconut meat after nearly all the oil has been extracted, almond «flour» is really just almonds ground up into a fine meal, and is also marketed under the name «almond meal».

A creative selection of pasta, prime dry - aged meats, an award - winning burger and inventive desserts round out the menu, while aptly named libations such as the Emerald Gimlet and Beauty Elixir as well as an expansive wine list provide an ideal accompaniment to any meal.

Chicken Meal is the third ingredient and is a named meat ingredient.

Lamb Meal is the second ingredient and is a named meat ingredient.

They use named meats, either whole or meals.

The first 3 ingredients are all named meat products, and two of them are protein - packed «meals», which is better yet.

bag), EVO Dry Dog Food is a grain - free kibble using an abundance of named meats and meat meals as its main sources of animal protein... thus earning the brand five stars.

Both fresh meats and meat meals are excellent ingredients to start with, as long as they come from a named source (chicken meal, not poultry meal).

Chicken meal, lamb meal or some other specifically named meat in a meal form is OK.

Many people have been led to believe that whole meat is better than meat meal, just based on the name.

Even destroyed dogs and cats are rendered into meat meal for several name - brand animal foods.

In all of Fromm Gold's regular recipes, the first 3 ingredients are named, protein - rich meat sources: duck, chicken meal, and chicken.

In the grain - free variety, Fromm Heartland Gold, the first 2 ingredients are named meats (beef and pork meat meal), and it also includes nutrient - rich pork liver.

If the meat is named i.e. chicken meal or beef meal it is a good source of protein.

Salmon meal is a named meat concentrate.

High quality meat «meal» (Avoid meat meal that includes the words «by - products» in its name or fails to identify the specific source animal.)

It's also important to look for generic or ambiguous - sounding ingredients: «animal fat» and «meat meal» are generic because they do not name a specific animal and could be of questionable quality.

Lamb Meal is the first ingredient and is a named meat ingredient.

Chicken Meal is the first ingredient and is a named meat ingredient.

In some formulas, the meat used isn't specified, only being named «meat and bone meal».

The first three ingredients are named meat products including, deboned turkey, turkey meal and chicken meal, all of which provide a natural source of proteins.

Indeed, rather than meat meal OR soy, you should looked for a named meat (such as beef, salmon, or chicken) ranking in the first four ingredients listed.

A named meat (beef, turkey, lamb, chicken, etc.) or meat meal should always be the first ingredient on your puppy's food package.

A high - quality dry dog food will list a whole source of protein or a meat meal (from named sources) first on the ingredients list and it is a good thing if more than one protein source shows up within the first five ingredients.

It's always better to have meat protein in the form of whole meats or meat meals from named meat sources such as beef, chicken, lamb, and so on.

Chicken Meal is the fifth ingredient and is a named meat ingredient.

Without meat meal, it's very difficult for a dry dog food to contain enough protein, as raw, named meats are mostly moisture.

Specified Meat Meal: Second best to named meats and good to see listed as one of the first 5 ingredients.

Avoid foods that contain ingredients such as meat meal or bone meal, as these are other names for rendered products.

These mystery meat ingredients go by vague names like «meat meal,» «meat and bone meal,» or «byproduct meal,» which we don't want to risk feeding to our puppy.

For that reason, whole, named meats like chicken or beef are more likely to be nutritionally rich than processed meat meals or plant proteins.

If meat meal showed up at all, we wanted to see a named source, like «duck meal» or «salmon meal.»

A named meat or meat meal should be the primary protein source, rather than a cereal like corn gluten meal, rice protein concentrate, pea protein, or other cheap meat substitute.

That doesn't sound very appetizing... Despite its dubious name, meal is actually a good source of protein (as long as it specifies what type of meat it is).

(Due to historical quirks in naming, the term «by - product meal» refers to poultry, while the equivalent mammal product is «meat and bone meal.»)