Sentences with phrase «soft diets we feed»
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I simply excluded all soft drink and processed foods from my diet, choosing instead to eat only whole foods such as vegetables, grass - fed meat, fish, fruit, nuts and seeds.
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One of the main causes of tooth decay in domestic dogs is poor diet — many over-consume processed foods, and are not fed enough soft raw bones, which are the equivalent of Mother Nature's toothbrush for dogs and cats.
Due to the soft diet they are fed during their racing careers, they are more prone to dental issues than some breeds, so regular dental care is a must.
5.8 oz Ultra Soft Mousse This diet contains 919 kilocalories of metabolizable energy (ME) per kilogram or 152 kilocalories ME per 5.8 oz can an as fed basis (calculated).
If your puppy has had diarrhea, has exhibited symptoms of abdominal discomfort or has lost interest in eating, your veterinarian may recommend that you feed him a soft, bland diet for several days until he begins to feel better.
If your puppy has done well on the soft, bland diet, you will need to readjust him to his regular feeding routine.
The build up of plaque in pets fed soft, canned diets is very rapid.
If you don't feed kibble, then add a bit of the soft food or homemade diet.
Feeding these diets can result in a rabbit that is overweight, has soft stools, or may have urine sludge or urinary tract health issues due to excess calcium in the diet.
The best course of action would be to reduce the amount of straining during defecation by giving some stool softeners and feeding a diet of wet food to keep the stool soft and easy to pass.
DIET: Avoid feeding soft, canned, or sticky foods as a large portion of the diet as they will contribute to plaque and tartar formation and retention.
1998 Sept; 28 (5): 1129 - 1145) says, «In some dogs, dry kibble or fibrous diet helps slow plaque accumulation more than does soft or canned food... Other chewing behaviors may be even more important for reducing plaque than is feeding dry food.»
Your veterinarian will likely recommend a diet change that includes feeding your dog soft food which is low in fat and fiber.