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by Vixen on 05 January 2010 - 11:01
Any knowledgeable Nutrionists on this Site? .... I have been comparing two very good premium complete dog foods on behalf of some dog club members.
With regard to the ingredient Analysis there is a difference in FIBRE content - one is 4% and the other is 2.5%. May I ask how important you would consider this difference in Fibre content?
Thank you for any opinions.
Regards, Vixen
With regard to the ingredient Analysis there is a difference in FIBRE content - one is 4% and the other is 2.5%. May I ask how important you would consider this difference in Fibre content?
Thank you for any opinions.
Regards, Vixen
by ziegenfarm on 05 January 2010 - 12:01
i think the key is what they are using for fiber. alfalfa is always preferable to beet pulp because of nutritional content. beet pulp is nothing but waste product and has been found to contribute to ear problems.
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by Vixen on 05 January 2010 - 13:01
Hello Ziegenfarm, Thanks for that information. I have checked and the 4% Fibre uses sugar beet pulp and Alfalfa, but the other one with 2.5% only uses sugar beet pulp.
Found your comments regarding these two ingredients really helpful, thank you.
Vixen
Found your comments regarding these two ingredients really helpful, thank you.
Vixen
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