Which Carbs are Good for Dogs?

Which Carbs are Good For (and which are bad)?
If you don’t want to worry about all these carbs, fats, proteins, calories etc then read the Confidential Dog Food Report and see the only 9 brands in all of North America we found to meet our strict criteria
Too Much or Too Few Carbs?
·         Carb deficiencies can result in possible fertility and whelping problems
·         Excessive carbohydrates cause obesity.
These are Good Sources of Carbs
·         Cereals
·         Rice
·         Pasta
·         Potatoes
·         Oats
·         Barley
·         Brown rice
A Bad Carb..
Soy is also a carb provider, but some experts warn that soy binds up other nutrients and makes them unavailable for absorption.
Avoid soy to be safe.
Soy is also often used as a protein source instead of meat because its cheap… however its inadequate as a protein source also.

Andrew Lewis, author of The Dog Food Conspiracy, recommends 9 tested dog foods, which you will find listed in his amazing book The Dog Food Conspiracy

Too Much or Too Few Carbs?

  • Carb deficiencies can result in possible fertility and whelping problems
  • Excessive carbohydrates cause obesity

These are Good Sources of Carbs

  • Cereals
  • Rice
  • Pasta
  • Potatoes
  • Oats
  • Barley
  • Brown rice

A Bad Carb..

Soy is also a carb provider, but some experts warn that soy binds up other nutrients and makes them unavailable for absorption.

Avoid soy to be safe.

Soy is also often used as a protein source instead of meat because its cheap… however its inadequate as a protein source also.

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categories Dog Talk | valheart | datetime March 31, 2010 10:42 am

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