Because puppies go through a remarkable growth spurt that can last as long as two years, their nutrition can make a life-long difference in their health. 10 дек. 2015 г.
Do dogs need more protein or carbs?
Dogs are carnivores and have very little nutritional requirement for dietary carbohydrates (starch) to thrive. They get everything they require from protein and fat.
Do puppies need more or less protein?
Puppys need higher levels of protein than adult dogs, to support growing needs, for example. Healthy adult dogs need 15-23% of dry matter protein in their daily diet.
Do puppies need carbohydrates?
Carbs help give your puppy energy. Vitamins and minerals. "Complete" and "balanced" puppy foods have the right amounts of vitamins and minerals.
Is high protein good for puppies?
This is not true. Dogs, like people, are omnivores and do best with a balanced diet of protein, carbohydrates, and fat. Excessive protein consumption is unnecessary for dogs at best and for some dogs with medical conditions can actually be harmful.
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