Could you please tell me the protein content of the food?
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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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9% crude protein6% crude fat minimum9% crude fat maximum2% crude fiber maximum
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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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The label states Min 52% Crude Protein which comes from the ingredients which are Duck, Chicken, Lamb and Beef.Hope this helps..
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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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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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I think the protein doesn't have as much fiber and other nutrients but it couldn't hurt to contact the company. Eggs are pretty much the best value, most complete protein.
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nutritiondata.self is the most reliable source for this information. Hope this helps!
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Most manufacturers of foods list the nutritional content on their web sites. A full package of this is 60 calories and 2g carbs. It also has 2g protein, 70% of your vitamin A, 12% vitamin C, and a raft of trace minerals. Only thing you have to watch out for in these measures is that many manufacturers feel the need to show the nutritional content as a partial consumption of the product as packaged. Maybe I'm weird, but if I open a small package of something or a regular size individual bottle, I consume the whole thing. Having to do math to figure out the actual nutritional content of a product is a PITA. Several other people who answered this question fell for that, since the web site lists nutritional content as 1/2 a package. http://www.anniechun.com/our-food/seaweed-snacks/sesame Its high in sodium, but anyone still worried about that hasn't been reading the latest nutritional studies, or the criticism for pretty much every other prior study that made poor health claims. The only iffy thing about this product is the use of GMO'd industrial seed oil (canola), but they probably had no other decent option.
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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.
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Cranberry Protein? Can you explain how much protein comes from a cranberry?
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In one tablespoon: Crude protein 20.0% min, Crude fat 28.0% min, Crude fiber 15.0% max, Moisture 10.0% max, Linoleic acid (omega 6) 450 mg (5.6%), Linolenic acid* (omega 3) 1,000 mg (12.5%), Glucosamine* (min.) 400 mg (5.0%).
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There's a label on the bag....blurry and hard to read. Here's the best I can read: serv=1 oz, 120 cal, 2.5g fat, 1.5 sat fat and 0 trans fat. Sodium 20mg, total carb 18g, fiber 7g, sugars 0g, protein is 5g (I think--very blurry)
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I'm sorry I can't help you out. All I know is they have a high protein count. Maybe you can get that info from the company.
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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
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Look at the pictures for this item .. You have the full nutritional description for this item!
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I'm looking right at the jar, and it says that for a serving size of 1 tablespoon, it has 8g of protein. Hope that helps. By the way, it's great in oatmeal and in cookies, I'd buy it again!