Diabetic food for dogs Hills

Pet Diabetes - Comparison of Three Diabetic Dry Foods - Hills W/D - Purina DCO May 11, 2023 – 04:05 am

Your veterinarian might prescribe one of the following foods for your diabetic dog.
Here is a list of ingredients found in three of the most prescribed diabetic dog foods.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
ROYAL CANIN Veterinary DietTM/MC canine Diabetic HF 18TM/MC (dry) is a complete,balanced food suitable for adult dogs. The product contains high levels of dietary fiber,is free of simple sugars,and has a restricted fat content.The formulation of this diet targets a ratio of soluble to insoluble fiber of 1:4. Royal Canin Website

Calorie Content
This product contains 3012 kilocalories/kilogram or 186 kilocalories per cup ME (metabolizable energy) on an as fed basis (calculated).

Ingredients:
Rice,ground corn,chicken meal,cellulose powder,corn gluten meal,ground wheat,chicken fat,natural flavors,rice hulls,dicalcium phosphate,potassium chloride, vegetable oil,guar gum,choline chloride,monosodium phosphate,salt, taurine,vitamins [DL-alpha-tocopherol acetate (source of vitamin E),biotin, D-calcium pantothenate,niacin,pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), vitamin A acetate,vitamin D3 supplement,thiamine mononitrate (vitamin B1),vitamin B12 supplement,riboflavin (vitaminB2),folic acid],trace minerals zinc oxide,ferrous sulfate,copper sulfate,manganous oxide, sodium selenite,calcium iodate],preserved with natural mixed tocopherols, rosemary extract,and citric acid.

GUARANTEED ANALYSIS:
Crude Protein,Min: 18%
Crude Fat,Min: 7%
Crude Fiber,Max: 13%
Moisture,Max: 10.5%

METABOLIZABLE ENERGY:
From Protein: 23.2%
From Fat: 25.4%
From Carbohydrate: 51.4%

Approximately 185 kcal per 8-oz cup,301 kcal per 100 g,62 g per 8-oz. cup.

Hills Prescription Diets Website

For Weight Control and the Nutritional Management of Fiber Responsive Diseases.
Excess weight,diabetes and digestive troubles can cause problems for your dog. Feeding the right food can help your pet live a healthier lifestyle. Prescription Diet® Canine w/d®,with its fiber rich formula,may be useful as a nutritional aid for dogs with fiber responsive diseases such as diabetes mellitus,colitis,diarrhea,constipation,and to help manage overweight dogs,including those with struvite urolithiasis. The nutritional formulation of Prescription Diet® w/d® may also be useful for pets with a variety of conditions.

Metabolizable Energy:
2986 kcal/kg (243 kcal/per cup)

Ingredients:
Ground Whole Grain Corn,Powdered Cellulose, Peanut Hulls,Chicken by-product Meal,Chicken Liver Flavor,Soybean Meal, Soybean Mill Run,Dried Egg Product,Soybean Oil,Corn Gluten Meal, Iron Oxide,Choline Chloride,L-Lysine,Calcium Carbonate, Vitamin E Supplement,vitamins (L-Ascorbyl-2-Polyphosphate (source of vitamin C),Vitamin E Supplement,Niacin,Thiamine Mononitrate,Vitamin A Supplement, Calcium Pantothenate,Biotin,Vitamin B12 Supplement,Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Riboflavin,Folic Acid,Vitamin D3 Supplement),Potassium Chloride,preserved with BHT,BHA and Ethoxyquin,minerals (Ferrous Sulfate,Zinc Oxide,Copper Sulfate,Manganous Oxide,Calcium Iodate,Sodium Selenite),Taurine,DL-Methionine, L-Tryptophan,L-Carnitine,Beta-Carotene.

Average Nutrient Content:
Protein 15.0 min
Fat 6.0 min
Carbohydrate (NFE) 45.6
Crude Fiber 20.0 max
Calcium 0.40 min
Phosphorus 0.30 min
Sodium 0.21
Potassium 0.59
Magnesium 0.098
Carnitine 200 ppm min

Purina Website

Source: www.caninediabetes.org

Hill's Diet w/d Low Fat - Diabetic - Gastrointestinal Dog Food (12 13-oz cans)
Pet Products (hills prescription diet)

Clinically proven nutrition to help dogs maintain a healthy weight
High levels of carnitine to increase energy metabolism and burn fat while increasing lean muscle mass
Moderately high fiber levels provide a feeling of fullness and may help reduce begging
Helps stabilize and minimize fluctuation of blood glucose levels in dogs requiring glucose management
Added antioxidants to control cell oxidation and promote a healthy immune system

2010-09-06 23:06:58 by Mentzer1406

EASY/CHEAP diabetic dinners

Hello all - I posted a few weeks ago asking for diabetic info/advise. well now I'm wondering if anyone has any easy AND cheap diabetic dinner ideas? right now I'm literally eating freaking tilapia and chicken breast with Brussels sprouts or broccoli and generally eat carby items if we have time to work out, if not i only eat meat and veggies with a few bites of my husbands pasta/potato dish. I'v...d online all over for diabetic recipes but they all seem rather expensive with an extensive list of ingredients. I go to school 5 days a week. i leave at 6:45 and get home around 5 or so. My husband and i don't have a whole lot of money/time for food and we are struggling with meal OPTIONS

2010-02-08 19:05:43 by 3crazyboys

I did a food diary with my oldest when

He was about 20 months for a similar reason - he was an absolute mess upon waking, from nap and in the morning.
He's not reactive to any food, but he is still driven by complete balance at lunch and dinner and a before-bed snack(he's 9 now). Without a balance of really good carbs and protein, he's a disaster all afternoon (weepy, overly-sensitive, etc) and doesn't sleep well at night. At first I thought he was diabetic or maybe hypoglycemic, but he's not either. He just is very thin, and doesn't eat all that much at one setting, but has a warp speed metabolism. He's much better now at monitoring it himself and we rarely have issues at all.

2010-05-27 16:25:17 by daznconfusd

Are u looking for full menus or

Individual recipes?
This is my favorite site for recipes:
My daily food routine is like this:
Breakfast: 1/2 wheat english muffin, fried egg white, and slice of cheese
Snack: 1oz cheese stick and yogart
Lunch: 1/2 caprese sandwich (tomatoe, mozza cheese, basil, EVOO, and vinegar) & milk
Dinner: rosemary, lemon pepper salmon, steam broccoli, & slice of bread.
There's a bread call Ezekiel that's been a life send! It's low on the glycemic index and actually taste good!

2008-09-28 08:52:40 by carbohydrates

How much sugar in Chinese food?

I am diabetic and seldom eat Chinese food in American restaurants, but last night my wife and I decided to try out an unfamiliar Chinese restaurant we found. Two hours after starting the meal my blood sugar had jumped almost 80 mg/dl, which is an unprecidented increase for me. I've eaten large ice cream cones and had less blood sugar increase than that. Is there typically more charbohydrates in a modest Chinese dinner than in an ice cream cone, or that just a fluke of the particular place where we ate?

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Hill's Prescription Diet w/d Low Fat - Diabetic - Gastrointestinal Dry Dog Food w/ Chicken 8.5 Puounds
Pet Products (Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc.)

Clinically proven to help dogs maintain a healthy weight
High levels of carnitine to increase energy metabolism and burn fat while increasing
Moderately high fiber levels provide a feeling of fullness
Helps stabilize and minimize fluctuation of blood glucose levels in diabetic dogs
Added antioxidants to control cell oxidation and promote a healthy immune system

Are there any natural or human-grade brands of diabetic dog food?
Jan 15, 2008 by Tierra del Fuego | Posted in Dogs

I've researched most of the major brands of dry diabetic dog food (e.g. Hill's, Purina etc.), and the ones I've seen contain animal by-products. Does any one know of brands suitable for diabetic dogs that use human-grade ingredients? If not, are there any homemade dog food recipes that you would recommend?
- Try nutro.... no byproducts
  if the website doesnt help ring them its a free phone helpline
  
  someone nicely tell me why nutro always gets a thumbs down?? its the best food available in the uk