Sentences with phrase «protein than most dog»

Certainly the food features lots of grain and much less meat protein than most dog owners will want for their dogs, but it could be worse.

They provide seventy percent more raw protein than most dog food.

The most important thing to keep in mind when feeding a boxer (well, one of the most important things, anyway) is that they usually need more protein than most dogs.

Not exact matches

Cats need a higher level of protein than dogs while rabbits and most hamsters are vegetarians.

Most dog foods today have higher protein percentages than these recommendations.

EVO 95 % Salmon and Herring Canned Dog Food — and this entire line of food — contains more fat than protein (or equal amounts fat and protein), so it's not recommended for most pet dogs who don't get much exercise.

Most of your dog's protein needs should be met by eating protein - rich dog food, but it can also be helpful to include high - protein (rather than high - carb) treats.

In fact, your lap cat needs more energy - producing nutrients, like protein, than most dogs do in order to stay healthy and active.

Although carbohydrates should be included in every dog's diet, most dog food — especially dry kibble — contains more carbohydrates than protein.

Most pitbulls should be fed dog food with a crude protein content of no less than 30 %.

The website also praises the nutritional benefits of venison in a dog's diet, claiming that it is lower in cholesterol and fat than most meats while having just as much protein.

It's grain free, contains quality sources of meat - based protein, and is formulated with key vitamins and minerals — all of which will make it easier to digest and healthier than most other dog foods on the market.

However, there appears to be less problem from high carbohydrate levels than from high protein levels in dogs, so most dog foods are high in carbohydrates and lower in protein.

The protein content in all Orijen dog food formulas is higher than most other dog food formulas.

Most dog foods tend to contain higher protein levels than these minimums.

Although they are notoriously picky and therefore have food that is much more palatable than most dog food, cats require more protein and fat than dogs do.

Most commercial dog food brands have a protein content of about 25 %, and this is more than adequate for a toy breed like the Yorkie.

Most part of every dog food for pitbulls have very high levels of carbohydrates (wheat, corn, grains and the likes) simply because carbs are a lot cheaper than proteins or fats.

Consequently these kibbles are moderate in protein and fat and somewhat higher in carbohydrate than most other grainless foods; however, the ingredients in this naturally preserved dog food line are excellent.

Boxers are high - energy dogs, so they need a food with more protein than most, and they have a lot of food sensitivities that need to be looked out for.

This unique whitefish and potato formula contains fewer protein and carbohydrate sources than most formulas, making it easy to manage your dog's dietary needs.

In fact, most 5 - star dog foods will have more than one source of quality meat - based protein within the first five ingredients.

Unfortunately, we find its protein and calorie content to be lower than most of the Boxer dog food products we have in this list.

Since protein is the principal culprit in these hypersensitivity reactions and that all dog foods have some form of protein in it, then every single dog is at risk for the formation of allergies; although, some are luckier than most.

By nature, Pit Bulls are very energetic and active which means they require more protein in their diet than most adult dogs.

Any diet should be appropriate to the dog's age (puppy, adult, or senior), and the Bouvier requires a diet lower in protein than most other breeds.

Most breed experts recommend that puppies start on an adult dog food formulation with a protein percentage no higher than 26 percent, and a calcium / phosphorous ratio of approx. 1.2:1.

Most commercial dog foods today probably feed more protein than a normal healthy adult dogs or puppies need.

It's not unusual for a canned dog food to contain a higher percentage of protein (dry matter basis) than most kibbles and that seems to be the case here.

(ref1, ref2) Most healthy adult dogs can thrive on considerably less protein than cats.