Sentences with phrase «only meets nutritional needs»

We know that the best nutrition for your pet not only meets nutritional needs, but also avoids excess nutrients, such as fat and salt, that can be harmful over time.

What a woman eats not only meets her nutritional needs, but enables her to produce milk.

Cats, as obligate carnivores, have evolved differently from humans and dogs, and can only meet their nutritional needs by eating meat products.

Not exact matches

As the world population grows, farmers will not only need to meet increasing demands of food, but also keep nutritional values high.

trEAT4u will not only meet your taste needs, but it will also meet the following national nutritional criteria: Flik Fit, Compass Fit Snack Criteria, Morrison's Good Nutrition Criteria, BAC Fit (Compass One) and Aramark's Healthy for Life Snack Approach (Better for me Snacks).

Inspired by a recipe my children found in their own children's cookbook, I managed to not only «tweak» this dish to meet our dietary needs, I must say these are a notch above the original on everything from taste to nutritional value for anyone lucky enough to enjoy.

This increase in breastfeeding usually only lasts a few days, and it's needed to stimulate your body to make more breast milk to meet your baby's growing nutritional needs.

Solids are only a supplement at this point — breast milk and formula will still meet your baby's basic nutritional needs.

Other babies, however, might use solid foods to meet their nutritional needs and only want small amounts of breast milk.

This not only stimulates your milk and keeps up your supply but it is also strengthening your babies jaw and facial structure, meeting their nutritional and comfort needs and is just a great way to mother your baby through breastfeeding If supplementing your baby is necessary, you can do this through a different device such as a spoon, cup or a Supplemental Nursing System (SNS).

A plant - only diet also would require individuals to eat more food and more daily calories to meet their nutritional needs from the foods they eat because the available foods from plants are not as nutrient dense as foods from animals.

By doing so, not only will you feel great, but you will you feel less of a need to bounce around trying fad diets and you can better tweak your diet to meet your individual nutritional requirements and tap into your Bio-Individuality.

If your goal is only to meet their nutritional needs, there is not any good reason to give your dog Cheerios.

The term may be only used if the food was clinically proven to meet the nutritional needs of puppies in that life stage.

High quality dog foods contain ingredients that not only meet your pup's nutritional needs, but are also easily digestible for him.

UC Davis looked at those recipes and compared them to the nutritional needs for the average adult dog; and very few of them, only nine of them actually, were meeting those standards by the AAFCO.

The recipe is especially designed to meet the nutritional needs of small breed dogs and contains only natural ingredients, including real meat.

As the name of the company suggests, they strive to provide wholesome, natural recipes for pets that not only meet, but exceed their nutritional needs.

Freshpet Nature's Fresh Dog Food contains only twelve ingredients plus an assortment of vitamins and minerals to ensure that your dog's nutritional needs are met.

ONLY 4 KEY INGREDIENTS Designed to meet your puppy's unique nutritional needs, our Chicken Meal & Rice Recipe offers high - quality chicken meal, whole grain brown rice and easily digestible white rice.

Not only will it meet your dog's nutritional needs, but it will satisfy his cravings for natural flavor as well!

Since the Chihuahua only weighs a maximum of 6 pounds, this only adds up to about 240 calories, however, so you need to be careful to choose a nutrient - dense dog food product that will meet your Chihuahua's nutritional needs in such a small number of calories.

As the world population grows, farmers will not only need to meet increasing demands of food, but also keep nutritional values high.