Nutrition Week 3- Energy Calculations/Product Guide

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What are the top 5 pet food trends?

  • Premiumization

  • Humanization

  • Buying Habits

  • Function/Natural Ingredients

  • Sustainability

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Premiumization vs Humanization

pre- What would the owners be willing to put on their plates

hum- societal attitudes towards pet ownership continue to shift

owners choosing more economic food choices for themselves but not their pets

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sustainability and transparency

  • decrease plastic

  • decrease meat

  • “clean label” (natural, plant based, non GMO organic)

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____ food is the biggest expense of owners.

Pet

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Owners are investing in supplements and vitamins at a ____ rate than a decade ago.

higher

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Function/Natural ingredients

  • movement away from products with long shelf life

  • natural products most commonly searched by owners

  • Increased interest in vegan products

  • increased interest in organic

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____% of pet food was grain free.

40

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What are grains?

seeds of grasses cultivated for food called cereal

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What is Barley, bran, Rye, and wheat considered?

Grain free

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What is corn, cornflour, oats, and rice considered?

Gluten free but grains

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Why grain free?

  • grains are deleterious for dogs and cats

  • allergies are due to grains

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What are pulse ingredients?

fine powdered materials from peas, lentils, and chickpeas.

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What does aflatoxins produce?

acute hepatic necrosis

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What are the 5 reasons to recalls?

  • foreign material

  • bacterial contamination

  • aflatoxins

  • nutritional inadequate or excess

  • faulty packaging

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What do vegan diets include?

  • essential amino acids

  • digestibility

  • bioavailability

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____% of owners prepare homemade foods.

10

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Most cats and dogs receive ___% of calories from commercial foods.

90

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What is the primary concern about homemade diets?

not nutritionally adequate

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What are the 3 categories of raw food diet

  • commercially avaliable raw food diets

  • homemade complete

  • combination diet

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what helps you determine how much a patient should eat?

patient desired weight

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what is RER?

resting energy requirement, the estimate of daily energy needed to sustain essential bodily functions while at rest

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how do you calculate RER?

70x (BW in kgs^0.75)

x^y on phone

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where should you round when calculating RER?

2 decimal places

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how do you calculate daily energy requirement (DER)

multiply RER by coefficient based on life stage and body condition

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what influences daily energy requirement?

species, life stage, repro status, activity level

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what are the 5 steps to designing a feeding plan?

calculate RER, determine RER, calculate feeding amounts, write instruction for team and clients, send home clearly written instructions

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how do you determine the cost of feeding?

DER/food kcal = answer

cost / amount of food = answer 2

answer 2 / answer 1 = cost/day

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What are the 4 nutritional goals for Cats and Dogs?

-avoid deficiencies and toxicity

-Promote Longevity

-Promote Health

-Modulate disease when health cannot be achieved

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Energy Content is derived from?

  • protein

  • fat

  • carbs

Cats are more for protein and fat.

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Diets should be balanced according to its energy content of what 2 things?

-energy limiting

-bulk limiting

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Energy is measured in?

kilocalories

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What is metabolizable energy?

  • energy utilized in the body

  • dependent on nutrient composition and species

  • vary with overall digestibility and individual metabolic efficiency.

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Daily energy requirement (DER)

Average daily energy expenditure of a cat or dog dependent upon stage of life, physiological state and activity