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I was going to try a new raw dog food for my pet but the fat% to protein % is poor meaning more fat than protein. So as in any diet there should never be more fat then protein.
So I emailed the company this and they told me in dogs fat is converted to protein.
Which to me is the most ludicrous thing that I have ever heard in my life that now I am second guessing myself if I am right
Convert fat to energy efficiently, yes. Fat to protein? I think not.
http://www.admani.com/Dog%20&%20Cat/...ting%20dog.htm
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Interpreting Dog Food Labels
Sure, by the same mechanism that fats in our body turns into muscle :)
Good to know that these companies know what they talking about! :(
405 can convert fat into muscle.Quote:
Originally Posted by AD
I thought all staff can. Are you hiding something?Quote:
Originally Posted by austinite
Why can't u have more fat then protein?
No. Only 405. He refuses to show anyone how.Quote:
Originally Posted by AD
Calls himself a nice guy...Quote:
Originally Posted by austinite
Joking!! Joking!!
Edit: just in case...
Blasphemy!Quote:
Originally Posted by AD
Lol. Where is he? Off duty?Quote:
Originally Posted by austinite
He's CFTM.Quote:
Originally Posted by AD
Does it involve a special machine like in The Fly movie?Quote:
Originally Posted by austinite
^ no idea!
I know how too. But it's going to cost a night with DLB and I can do whatever I want to her.Quote:
Originally Posted by austinite
Dang. Not worth it. Would you settle for a complete nude picture?Quote:
Originally Posted by Honkey_Kong
Deal!Quote:
Originally Posted by austinite
^ bro... you already admitted that you don't know how to do it. Too late anyway. Changed my mind. Besides, I'd be a dead man.
I can convert hair into bone.
I saw that on the back of a tin of cat food once.
That settles it; I'm going on a cat food diet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flagg
LOL I hear people say this or the reverse all the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by AD
Me too...irritates the shit outta me. I just say its physiologically impossible! And storm off lolQuote:
Originally Posted by tigerspawn
Wait a sec, are you guys being sarcastic or are you saying you really can't turn fat into muscle??? Crap, crap, crap... now I have to re think things.
I can turn muscle into fat.... Not as usefulQuote:
Originally Posted by lovbyts
It's physiologically impossible! *storms off* lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Pittsburgh412
HahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Tron3219
Yeh well I can turn fat into whoop ass.
Big momma showed me. :-)
But Planet Fitness said I could, while I was chowing down on their special pizza slice and coke offer
I just looked at my dogs Diamond dry food, not cheap crap I might add.
Crude Protein: 26%
Fat: 14%
Fiber: 4%
It really pisses me off that the kind of fvckwits that give answers like the one Rwy got after taking the time to write a letter are allowed to be employed. No pet food company truly believes that dogs magically turn fat into protein, unlike any other mammal, and formulates their foods based on that premise. However, they obviously do not give a damn about your pets health. I'd pick a different brand
This thread is hilarious :p)
Pigs turn grain into bacon so anything is possible.
I sell petfood and well it's emm all crap tbh. Friend of mine feeds his dogs rice, veg and mince and or fish depending on whats on offer in the supermarket and you know what the dogs don't smell like dogs if you get me. Coats are stunning on them and they don't stink and are massively muscular lol which is mental.
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Originally Posted by Hoggage_54
Thats not grain that's witch craft and magic :p
Yeah, make with the pic first and then I'll let you in on the trick.Quote:
Originally Posted by austinite
i just woke up and thought you said "mice".Quote:
Originally Posted by DCI
Lol ad, hate it when that happens. No thankfully its mince.
Mice could work.... lol probably a few mice mixed in with that grain for the pigs so might be fattening lol
A lot of trainers poor grease on their dog food. Dogs love it, helps their coat and gives them energy to hunt! But fat to protein negative. But in some cases and especially colder weather climates it is a value add.