HK website says fiber content is 10% dry and 5% reconstituted--is that correct way to read analysis chart?
1525030
That's how I read it. So as long as you're adding the meat and water as directed for the dog with normal activity, it should have a 5% fiber content because of the addition of water.
1525031
I think so, although I also think that the actual % in the prepared food will vary with the amount of water you add when you reconstitute and the amount in the meat you are using.
1283699
I cannot answer 100%- it appears to be all natural and glutan free - but I'm afraid even with my glasses on I find it hard to read all the small print - I like it and if I use it consistently I look and feel much better.
2136448
Its here -http://bluebuffalo.com/natural-cat-food/blue-for-cats/dry-food/blue-indoor-health-adult-chicken-and-brown-rice-recipe/ and has apparently changed since other posters in 2014: Note higher fiber content 6% which is good
1506938
On the top of the photo displayed (which you cannot see) there is an analog dial. It is calibrated from 1-10 and a swinging pointer indicates the moisture reading ( from 1-10). There are words indicating what the reading means such as dry, medium dry wet etc. I find it easy to read.
387237
I had no idea this was an issue with some brand of dried mushrooms. I would not know how you could find out specifically about this brand. The label and insructions on the package were all in Chinese, if memory serves, so that would not be of help unless you are fluent in Chinese. With foodstuffs coming from countries other than the United States, my attitude is one of Caveat emptor --buyer beware. And if I choose to consume them, I do so knowing there is a risk.
1538899
I checked their the Honeyville website and the bag says 100Gr of oat fiber equals 90 gr of fiber. Hope this helps.
1722140
I'm looking at the box right now; Total Carbs are 19 grams and Dietary Fiber is 3 grams. Hope this is helpful.
2221995
Sorry, I don't know. You could go on the New Chapter website and read the ingredients and other info which should inform you of differences.
1869554
I noticed the same thing, but read something about it being "standardized" to 65%... not really sure what that means. You might want to contact the company to see if they can clarify for you.
1355389
I don't have a bag handy on me currently, but their website states the following: Crude protein (min.) 38.00 % Crude fat (min.) 17.00 % Crude fiber (max.) 3.50 % Moisture (max.) 11.00 % Omega-6 fatty acid* (min.) 4.50 % Omega-3 fatty acid* (min.) 0.40 % Glucosamine Hydrochloride* (min.) 1200 mg/kg Chondroitin Sulfate* (min.) 1200 mg/kg
585729
Well.... I see where the colors and flavors are natural, per the listed ingredients (purple carrot juice concentrate, blueberry and carrot concentrates, annatto extract -- from seeds of the achiote tree). Polydextrose would appear to be the primary fiber source. That is a soluble fiber synthesized from dextrose (glucose) plus about 10% sorbitol and 1% citric acid. It's FDA approved for many uses in foods. I've messaged the maker to see what other info they might share.Allen
1494134
The description also indicates it is over 90% fiber by weight. Subtract the grams of fiber from the total carbs to get the net carbs to count for calories.
1507177
I looked for you and unfortunately I couldn't locate those levels, but did find proteins = 27%, fat = 14%, fiber = 6.2% & moisture = 8%. I hope that helps in some way.
71622
Not sure if I understand the question. 0 fat, 0 cholestrol, 5mg sodium, 220mg potassium, total carbohydrates 19g. Dietary fiber 1g. Sugars 9g. Total protein 1g.
1587267
Kristie - I bought the Fiber One for my sister ... I have never used it myself, so therefore I cannot answer your question. Sorry.
1324677
No. it is a green powerdery looking bumpy substance, with a few bits of veggies and meat. Once you rehydrate the food, it has the substance of soft mud. I can say NOTHING bad about HK,. I started my dog on it as he was losing weight on other foods, had diarrhea, would not eat. he was doing performance sports at the time(agility) and needed calories and to maintain his weight not loose. His breeder and I were talking, after I had gone through many different types of food and told me that one of her other clients, who was also an Aussie, had had the same problem. with HK it cleared it up. what did I have to loose, so I bought some and the rest is history. NO more diarrhea, no more soft stools, etc. To this day at 14+ he eats HK, as well as my young Aussie. It is easier for them to digest. There are different varieties of HK that suggest adding meat. I use Force which is a whole food. Your dog will love it!
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very frustrating at times that the back side of labels isn't shown. This comes from the internet which is readily accessible... I hope it helps Nutrition Facts Serving Size: 0.25 tsp Servings Per Container: 239 Calories 0 Amount Per Serving and/or % Daily Value* Total Fat 0 g (0%) Cholesterol 0 mg (0%) Sodium 0 mg (0%) Potassium 650 mg (19%) Total Carbohydrate 0 g (0%) Protein 0 g * Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. Calories: 2,000 2,500 Total Fat Less than 65g 80g Sat Fat Less than 20g 25g Cholesterol Less than 300mg 300mg Sodium Less than 2400mg 2400mg Total Carbohydrate 300g 375g Dietary Fiber 25g 30g