Sentences with phrase «thrive on diets»

Dogs thrive on diets made up almost entirely of meat, as long as we feed some organ meat, bones, grains and vegetables.

Cats thrive on diets that are high in moisture (canned or fresh), relatively high in meat protein and fat, and balanced in essential minerals and nutrients.

Unlike herbivores, such as horses, or even true omnivores, like humans, dogs do not thrive on diets made up predominantly of grains.

They also lack the digestive pathways necessary to thrive on diets that are high in carbohydrates - something that pet food companies find very difficult to accept.

Humans are omnivores who can thrive on diets of whole grains, fruits, nuts, seeds, vegetables, and small amounts of eggs or meat.

Inspired by the last frontier, a mountainous terrain where wolves thrive on diets sustained only by the wild, comes a meat - rich, grain - free formula capturing the best of the Alaskan wilderness.

Humans, who are omnivores, have evolved to thrive on diets that are full of more calorically dense foods, like starches, nuts, seeds, and fruits.

Many dogs thrive on these diets and live good quality lives.

Sweet potatoes are quite healthy both for dogs and for humans, and most dogs can thrive on diets that include sweet potato in moderation — in fact, many high - end brands of dog food include sweet potatoes in their recipes.

While humans thrive on diets that include more calorically dense foods like fruits, starches, nuts, and seeds, rabbits have evolved to eat hay, grass, and leafy greens almost exclusively.

This means that our feline friends tend to thrive on diets that are high in meat and low in pretty much everything else.

Cats thrive on diets that are high in protein, moderate in fat, and incredibly low in carbohydrates; wild cats only eat carbohydrates when they consume the plant matter in their prey's stomachs (and, occasionally, when they chew on grass to settle their upset tummies).

It is true that cats are obligate carnivores; they tend to thrive on diets that are high in fresh, high - quality animal protein (meat!).

There are subtypes of dieters that are well informed, have tried a bunch of different diets, and thrive on diets that you'd never expect.

We, too, need to recover that «salt», or savour, which our religion gives to life so that we can recover a joyful confidence in our faith, and face up to whatever is thrown against us: Catholicism does not thrive on a diet of complacency and general beneficence.

Some people can thrive on a diet that is rich in whole grains, lentils and beans, and others do not.

Others see the evidence from South Pacific traditional groups who thrived on a diet of coconut and fish, and want a bit of that in their lives.

Approximately 85 % of all mammals can thrive on a diet of solely green foods.

Although it is certainly not recommended, a breastfeeding mother could live on a diet of junk food — mom would not thrive on that diet, but her milk would still meet her baby's needs.

To learn how D. sechellia thrives on a diet that should kill it, Lanno et al. looked for D. sechellia genes that were differentially expressed when the flies were given OA - containing food.

Eat Right The body thrives on a diet of whole foods, with lots of anti-inflammatory fruits and vegetables.

Therefore the healthy pre-modern groups that Price studied, who thrived on diets rich in animal products, probably consumed some level of dioxins in their food, possibly rivaling our own consumption.

How do you explain that those folks were able to thrive on a diet that relied a lot on grains (rye and oats respectively)?

I just don't understand how some people can thrive on a diet that I understand to be so toxic.

Many hunter - gatherer cultures discovered by Weston A. Price thrived on diets comprised of grains, dairy and other foods not considered Paleo with virtually no disease.

Many hunter - gatherer cultures discovered by Weston A. Price thrived on diets comprised of grains.

These people are usually carb - sensitive who would thrive on a diet rich in proteins and fats.

Because whole, minimally processed animal products are nutrient dense the amount necessary in the diet can be quite small for a person who thrives on a diet rich in vegetables and low glycemic fruits.

Graham explains that it is necessary to eat fruit in such amounts in order to obtain adequate calories, which is necessary to thrive on this diet.

I do NOT recommend feeding meat and bones only — dogs have evolved as scavengers and thrive on a diet that includes a variety of other foods beside meat and bone only.

I believe these people struggle to absorb the vegan food options as well as those who thrive on this diet.

She says, «I thrive on a diet made up of whole, plant - based foods that are minimally processed and organically grown whenever possible.

I don't think white rice is bad because as the China Study and McDougall mention, Asian countries thrive on a diet with white rice.

It's quite complex and as I said - best to seek professional guidance to make sure you thrive on a diet tailored to you.

Since dogs thrive on a diet that is made up of mostly meat, Wellness mimics this with the 100 % grain free dry dog food that is close to the kinds of food they would eat in the wild.

Since cats are naturally carnivores, they thrive on a diet high in animal proteins.

While dogs thrive on a diet rich in animal protein, carbohydrates do provide healthy benefits, as long as they're the right kind of carbs.

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

They also thrive on a diet with sufficient moisture, especially since dehydration can greatly stress struggling kidneys.

Wellness CORE grain free dog food formulas are based on the nutritional philosophy that dogs thrive on a diet mainly comprised of meat.

That means they probably evolved to thrive on a diet that is 30 - 50 % animal protein, and do not require the 70 - 90 % found in an all - meat diet.

It's ironic, because if any animal were to make an appearance in a hamster's nightmare, it might be the owl — a bird that is also nocturnal and thrives on a diet of small rodents.

Although a grain free or limited ingredient diet may be appropriate for a specific cat or dog, the vast majority of pets thrive on a diet consisting of a good - quality kibble plus / minus canned food that contain meat, grain, and nutrients.

Your adult pitbull can thrive on this diet and you can have peace of mind that he or she receives all the necessary nutrients.

The wild cat was designed by nature to hunt and thrive on a diet rich with the nutrition from animal proteins, not grains.

Your pet's ancestors were designed by nature to hunt and thrive on a diet rich with the nutrition from animal proteins, not grains.

The wolf was designed by nature to hunt and thrive on a diet rich with the nutrition from animal proteins, not grains.

This product line of Wellness foods is based on the nutritional philosophy that pets thrive on a diet mainly containing meat.

Bull Terriers thrive on a diet that includes beef, wheat, potatoes, and cabbage.

Companion parrots thrive on a diet that includes fresh vegetables such as leafy greens, and root vegetables.