what is the protein/fat percentage?
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Crude protein is 32%; crude fat is 18%. I find I can feed slightly less and maintain weight on my dogs. we have three - a 6.5 year old Lab, a 12.5 year old Golden, and a 15.5 year old mixed breed (about 32 lbs.). I had originally had a lot of problem with the oldest female. She was losing weight continually on her senior feed and no matter how much I fed, I could not get her to gain weight. She loves Taste of the Wild and despite her age, she has no problems digesting it. I highly recommend this feed - any of the flavors. All our dogs are more active and healthier since we've transitioned them over 3 years ago. Crude protein is 32%; crude fat is 18%. I find I can feed slightly less and maintain weight on my dogs. we have three - a 6.5 year old Lab, a 12.5 year old Golden, and a 15.5 year old mixed breed (about 32 lbs.). I had originally had a lot of problem with the oldest female. She was losing weight continually on her senior feed and no matter how much I fed, I could not get her to gain weight. She loves Taste of the Wild and despite her age, she has no problems digesting it. I highly recommend this feed - any of the flavors. All our dogs are more active and healthier since we've transitioned... » Read More Crude protein is 32%; crude fat is 18%. I find I can feed slightly less and maintain weight on my dogs. we have three - a 6.5 year old Lab, a 12.5 year old Golden, and a 15.5 year old mixed breed (about 32 lbs.). I had originally had a lot of problem with the oldest female. She was losing weight continually on her senior feed and no matter how much I fed, I could not get her to gain weight. She loves Taste of the Wild and despite her age, she has no problems digesting it. I highly recommend this feed - any of the flavors. All our dogs are more active and healthier since we've transitioned them over 3 years ago. « Show Less
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Not sure about the protein/fat percentage but the link below is to the Taste of the Wild FAQS page. I hope it helps.http://www.tasteofthewildpetfood.com/faq/
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It depends on the formula. Each flavor broken down at: www.tasteofthewildpetfood.com/products
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Jill is right. For me, the key was replacing junk calories with this. Instead of McDonald's or a bag of M&Ms;, I have this. Is it as good? Not even remotely! It's...okay. But I've lost 25% of my body weight in six months just by making this one dietary switch and sticking with it.Protein drink: 160 cal/3g fat/6g carbs (2g sugar)/30g proteinM&Ms;: 250 cal/13g fat/30g carbs (25g sugar)/5g proteinBig Mac combo: 1330 cal/54g fat/ 190 carbs (85g sugar)/25g protein
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It depends on which protein choice. Each one is different. Typically I see anywhere from 21 to 45 percent protein per cup. Wilderness is high protein, Senior is 21, or low protein, puppy is around 28-32. This lamb is about 28% protein per cup.
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Hi Karen, the package I have does not say what the percentage is. For me, the product works very well though.
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According to the analysis on the box, crude fat is 6% min and 9% max, crude protein is 9% and crude fiber is 2%. My dog loves these treats. He gets one in the morning and one doggie creme at bedtime. He barks and stomps his feet if I forget.
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It's all natural but very low in calories so not much to it. Only ten calories a serving. No fat. Only one gram protein
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Crude protein (min) 12%, Crude fat (min) 3.5%, Crude fiber (max) 0.2%, moisture (max) 78%, ash ( max) 1.5%, potassium (min) 0.2%, magnesium (max) 0.22%, taurine (min) 0.05%
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total body weight = lean mass + fat lean mass = bones + muscles + organs Water is not part of that equation and you don't know what your organs weigh so you can't just add up the numbers. If your fat is 24.6% then your lean mass is 75.4%. If your mass is 192.4 lbs and your lean mass is 75.4% then your lean mass is 145.07 lbs. Muscle mass would be 31.8% of 192.4 or 61.8 lbs. Bone mass is 3.3% of 192.4 lbs or 6.35 lbs. Body fat would be 24.6% of 192.4 or 47.33 lbs. Your organ mass would be what is left over, 40.3% or 77.53 lbs. All of that is working with the figures you are given but I don't think the calculations by these scales are really very accurate. They are at best estimates and probably vary greatly just by how hydrated you are at the moment. Plus, it is more complicated than that. For instance, the heart is an organ but it is also muscle. I wouldn't put much stock in what any scale tells you regarding these calculations and I don't check them myself. If the scale gives you an accurate body mass be happy then take those other figures as just for fun. Also, you could lose significant mass of fat and still have the same percentage of body fat or even a higher percentage if you also lost lean mass. I would recommend that you do not base your self-assessment or behavior on measurements of a complex interrelationship measured by a crude tool (electrical current through your feet) and calculated with standard formulae.
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Per the box: Crude protein - 9% minimum. No max listed. Crude fat - 6% minimum - 9% max. Crude fiber - 2% max
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Healthy weight one is higher in protein and has 42 calories per cup more. If you know any humans that have been on a diet all their life,they will tell you they gain the weight back then some.Reason,they lost a lot of muscle which weighs more than fat,and burns fat. The higher protein in formula 1 is to keep and build the muscle, when near or at ideal weight switch to formula 2.Replied to old post in case others have same question.347 cal in 1, 305 in 2.
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This is copied from the DuoCal website: http://www.myduocal.com/info/index.asp Nutrient Values Nutrients Per 10 g Calories 49 Protein 0g Carbohydrate 7.3g Fat 2.2g Minerals Sodium, mg &#8804; 2 Potassium, mg &#8804; 0.5 Chloride, mg &#8804; 2 Calcium, mg &#8804;0.5 Phosphorus, mg &#8804;0.5 Energy Distribution Carbohydrate 59% Fat 41%
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There is a little booklet about nutrition included. I'm not sure about the charts.
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I go to Weight watcher meetings and would like to know the fat gr., carbs, fiber and protein so I can determine how many points per serving it would be. Thanks
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Fat is: Total 2g (3% Daily Value), Saturated fat 1g (3% DV), Trans Fat 0gCholesterol is 60mg (20%DV).As for whether it's creamy, I'd describe it as smooth. It depends on how much water you choose to add to vary it, but I have stuck with the recommended 8oz. :-)
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Protein 38%, fat 17, fiber3.5, moisture 11, omega 6 4, omega 3 .40, glucosamine hyd 1200mg chondroetin hyd 1200 mg
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Crude protein 32.0%min, crude fat 15.0% min,crude fiber 4.5%max moisture10.0%max,magnesium 0.08%min,Taurine0.15%min,omega 3 fatty acids0.5% min, omega6 fatty acids 3.0%min. I would take a pic of the ingredients, but no place for me to upload it. Hope this helps.
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They recently changed their formula. I have an older bag that got shoved to the back of the cupboard that has a sell by date of July 2013 - the protein content is 50% and fat is 22% (same as the photo in the product description on Amazon). I also have newer bags (sell by date Sept 2014) and the protein content is 49% and fat 19%. My cats still love it and it seems like they are eating more than before (maybe due to it being less filling?) but I do feel a little cheated by the lowered protein content.