Sentences with phrase «roughage diets»

On the other hand, higher roughage diets can lead to higher methane emissions from ruminants (Shibata and Terada, 2010).

Daily methane production pattern of Welsh ponies fed a roughage diet with or without a cereal mixture

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Baked potatoes: If you're going gluten free or simply trying to eat less wheat, you could be slashing roughage from your diet without even realizing it.

Because people with certain digestive conditions, such as colitis, are often warned to avoid too much roughage in their diets, future research may include determining the best ways for people to consume the broccoli — or other vegetables with similar effects — to receive the same health benefits, without causing any other associated digestive problems from the fibrous vegetables.

Whereas in the summer time it actually slows down and it cools down and that's why insoluble fiber is better because it helps, it's roughage it helps to kind of slow down overall digestion but you need both of them in your diet to have a healthy gut and healthy digestive system overall.

Although not as beneficial for lowering your LDL cholesterol as soluble fiber, insoluble fiber adds roughage to your diet, which aids in digestive health and helps prevent constipation.

While we women are supposed to be over here chained to a stair master, living on diet coke and the odd Kleenex tissue for roughage, desperately trying to disappear.

I think of reading like a balanced diet; if your sentences are too baggy, too baroque, cut back on fatty Foster Wallace, say, and pick up Kafka as roughage.

But I am fairly sure in my own mind that a diet of plums is bad for you, and that any rational reading system needs to include a considerable amount of pap or roughage — call it what you will.

Rabbit mixes and pellets should not be the main component of your bunny's diet because it does not provide the proper roughage your bunny requires for digestion, the proper fibre for wearing their teeth down, and is fattening.

Grass adds folic acid to your cat's diet, and may also act as roughage and help her to bring up fur balls.

While some dogs simply find the grass taste palatable, other breeds do it to add a little roughage to their usual diet.

Diets without roughage or fiber are not ancestral - type or prey - model diets and are not healthy for most dogs and Diets without roughage or fiber are not ancestral - type or prey - model diets and are not healthy for most dogs and diets and are not healthy for most dogs and cats.

Rabbits tend to seek out and chew on soft materials such as wood or soft furnishings, carpet and wallpaper for a variety of reasons, Their teeth grow constantly through out their laves and they are always on the lookout for things to help wear them down, They also need a lot of roughage in their diet and are always on the lookout for digestive fibber.

If an adult horse eats feces, it is usually due to low roughage or lack of protein in the diet that can easily be corrected by increasing both.

Grass hay should be the foundation of your rabbit's diet as it is essential to a rabbit's good health, providing roughage, which reduces the danger of hairballs and other blockages.

Prevent the formation of hairballs by brushing your rabbit frequently and by providing sufficient roughage in the diet via a good timothy hay.

Extra fiber or roughage in the diet gives the pet the feeling of fullness without the unnecessary calories.

Information on a patient's eating habits may reveal early dental disease.1 Rabbits without sufficient roughage in their diet may not be grinding their teeth properly, predisposing them to overgrown teeth and dental disease.1

They will need a lot of hay in their diet to keep their teeth down to a manageable size (rabbit's teeth grow throughout their life and need to be ground down with roughage) and to keep their digestive system in check.

Feeding a diet with a good percentage of roughage is not only beneficial for the rabbit's digestive system, but it also helps them grind their teeth down.

Not unlike all rabbits, this long - haired breed thrives on a diet that is rich in fibers and roughage.

Spinach can act as roughage in your dog's diet while providing antioxidants and iron.

Roughage should be an important part of every rabbit's diet.

Oats add roughage to your cat's diet and aid in eliminating hairballs.

These dogs may just be craving some roughage in their diet, or may find the texture appealing.

Providing plenty of roughage in your pet's diet can prevent diarrhea.

Grass provides «roughage» or fiber that may otherwise be missing from a dog's diet and in these cases dogs eat grass to supplement fiber that is missing from their regular diet.