Sentences with phrase «of digestible protein»

They're packed with fiber, especially with the skin, and have about the same amount of digestible protein as 1/2 glass of milk.

But aside from this, yes, do still add the whey for the sake of digestible protein.

With optimal levels of fat, plus a mix of digestible proteins, vitamins, and minerals, this kitten food supports growing muscles and bones without putting on the pounds.

Keep in mind that the protein level shown on the bag or can does not indicate the percentage of digestible protein, just the overall protein content.

Beef and lamb are also added into the mix as secondary sources of digestible proteins.

To roughly determine the amount of digestible protein, read the ingredients and note the order in which they appear.

Nuzest's Chai, Turmeric and Maca Clean Lean Protein (CTM - CLP) contains 1g of 100 % pure Indian turmeric root and 19g of digestible protein per 25g serve, making it the perfect pre - and post-workout supplement.

Chickpeas are packed with nutrients, providing high levels of digestible protein, fiber, folate and minerals such as iron and phosphorus.

Pulses are also relatively low in energy density (1.3 kcal / g or 5.3 kJ / g) and a good source of digestible protein (average of 7.7 g of protein / 0.5 c).

During this time when the digestive system is still immature, there is less metabolic stress because early milk has the highest amount of digestible protein (90 % of the proteins and 95 % of the fats are digestible).

Miller's colleague, Dr. Erin Reed, explains that in commercial dog food, a high grade meat meal can actually be a better source of digestible protein than the whole meat from which it was made.

Flaxseed Meal also has a high amount of digestible protein & essential amino acids needed to keep dogs fit & healthy.

In these cases, your dog's diet should consist of small amounts of complex carbohydrates, high quality but modest amounts of digestible proteins, high amounts of unsaturated fats and omega - 3 / DHA essential fatty acids.

The amount of digestible protein is what counts for proper nutrition, good coat and good stool quality rather than the amount of crude protein or the actual protein content in the food.