My dog needs a hydrolyzed protein diet, and I'm looking for something to give him pills in. Does this have protein?
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These are the ingredients. Run this by your vet and see what he thinks. Wheat flour, corn syrup, glycerin, vegetable oil, stabilized rice bran, spray dried liver powder (stabilized with BHA, propyl gallate, citric acid), dried corn syrup, lecithin, dried cheese, fish oil, natural flavors, salt, sorbic acid, calcium propionate (to preserve freshness), brewers dried yeast, sodium acid pyrophosphate, and rosemary extract
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I believe it to be a chicken-protein based product, but can't verify as I am in travel status. It was my vet who recommended the product for use with our Husky. Second, you do not need to use a lot of the product, only a thin flexible strip, not enough to affect your dog's dietary restrictions.
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It has a very small amount. I don't think it's enough to matter as far as dietary needs/restrictions are concerned. Best thing would probably be to ask your vet about it. Hope this answer helps.
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Unfortunately it is not. The main ingredients are:wheat flour, corn syrup, glycerin, vegetable oil, stabilized rice bran, spray dried liver power. Have you try chunky peanut butter? (Having chunky peanut can fool the dog to take the pill so he can't tell if it is pill or peanut.) I also use thin sliced roasted beef (wrap the pill). I have 6 dogs. Some take roast beef and some take chunky peanut butter and some take the pill masker. Cheese is another option. But my dog figured out the pill quickly after licking the cheese off the pill.
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I think for older dogs they don't need a pure protein diet. I think having some grain in their diet would better suit them as they are not as active as puppies/teenagers.
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No. It doesn't list protein or iron. It would seem all those vegetables would have iron. But a lot of people have trouble getting their vegetables so would advise getting protein somewhere else or preferably from food. Our 26 year old son takes this with Youth H20 and really likes it. He works out a lot too. My husband and I (50 years old) never liked taking vitamins and try to just eat healthy and rarely eat out. I found that drinking juice with my meals instead of tea has helped us both with digestion. So many options out there.
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Yes. Well constructed supplement for protein release over several hours. Cookies and cream is a better flavor.
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I think that this is an excellent supplement if you want to feed your dog raw meat, though lately I've been giving her raw meals from Darwin's Pets--grass-fed or free-range protein and organic vegetables, and cheaper than feeding supermarket meat supplemented with Wysong's Call of the Wild. Still, here are the ingredients, per the company's website (and product label): Chicken, Chicken Liver, Calcium Carbonate, Lecithin, Kelp, Plums, Dried Seaweed Meal, Ground Bone, Calcium Lactate Pentahydrate, Coral Calcium, Barley Grass Powder, Wheat Grass Powder, Taurine, Organic Blueberries, Carrots, Direct-Fed Microorganisms (Bacillus subtilis, Enterococcus faecium, Lactobacillus plantarum, Lactococcus lactis, Lactobacillus casei, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus lactis, Aspergillus oryzae, Aspergillus niger, Yeast Culture), DL-Methionine, L-Carnitine, L-Arginine, Phytase, Sage Extract, Rosemary Extract, Choline Chloride, Vitamin A, Vitamin D3, Vitamin C, Niacin, Iron, Zinc, Thiamin, Manganese, Pyridoxine, Calcium Pantothenate, Riboflavin, Copper, Folic Acid, Menadione, Iodine, Selenium, Biotin, Vitamin B12.
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Hi Brian,No Creatine that I'm aware of. Hydro Whey is a very pure and easily absorbed protein. I hope this helps...
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I agree with Book fan, it is not on the ingredients list. I know that when I started feeding my dogs this particular mix, their coats became shinier, they "smiled" more, they love to play more . . . . even my dog (now at The Bridge) who was 11 when I started feeding her this lasted another six years, and I believe it is due to her diet. At 11, she began playing more (and she was blind!). Argh I answered more than your question, but this is truly a great dog food and highly recommended by someone who is very picky about what goes into her dogs (who are family, after all!)
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I assumed that it did as it comes from cold water seaweed but I called the company of manufacture to make sure. It contains 20 ppm (parts per million) of iodine. I love that it has iodine in it as most dogs on a diet of commercial dog food and who have vaccines and regular pesticides for fleas, tick, heartworm etc. are lacking in iodine and actually can need thyroid supplements as they age. I do hope this helps you.
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Yes. It's only pure beef. My dog is on 5 Rx meds and Rx dog food so I'm very vigilant about what he eats. This product may seem pricey but when I costed it out at PetSmart with other "quality dog treats" it comes out less expensive and no added ingredients. Hope this helps.
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Sorry I cant answer as I put my kibbles in a big container and throw the original bag it came in away. All I know is my lab loves it and she lost weight. Her coat is shiny and healthy so I know it has the nutrients she needs. You could go to the web site and check all the nutritional values or even contact the company. Recommend this dog food!!
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As far as I know, yes. I used either a pill pocket or peanut butter when giving it to my dog.
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It does have lactose and iother ingredients that have been wonderful for my poodle, she had gas and tummy pains before I started her on this excellent product and they are gone completely. I do recommend it.
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I do not see it listed on the ingredients but if it is a real issue for your pet I would request a lit of ingredients from the manufacturer.
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Yes, it does. I checked the ingredients label on the plastic jar. I do seem to remember that I came across protein powder that only contained whey when I was searching for this for myself. Good luck!
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The pill pockets come in pill or capsule type. They are soft and easy for your dog to eat. I use pill size and my dog loves.
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I'm sorry, I throw away the bottles themselves because I keep the capsules in a canister, so I do not have an exact ingredient list to give you. I called them to verify that their were no animal proteins, and they were extremely helpful. The doseage for dogs 50-100lbs is 3 capsules daily for 1-2 months, then 1-2 capsules daily for maintenance. You can find more info on their website: www.nutramaxlabs.comYou can find dosing info there, and the active ingredients/strengths. Just be aware the capsules themselves (not the powder inside) contain animal proteins, in case that is a problem for your dog, so you would have to just empty the capsules into the food. Best of luck! I'm sorry, I throw away the bottles themselves because I keep the capsules in a canister, so I do not have an exact ingredient list to give you. I called them to verify that their were no animal proteins, and they were extremely helpful. The doseage for dogs 50-100lbs is 3 capsules daily for 1-2 months, then 1-2 capsules daily for maintenance. You can find more info on their website: www.nutramaxlabs.comYou can find dosing info there, and the active ingredients/strengths. Just be aware the capsules themselves (not the powder inside) contain animal proteins, in case that is a problem... » Read More I'm sorry, I throw away the bottles themselves because I keep the capsules in a canister, so I do not have an exact ingredient list to give you. I called them to verify that their were no animal proteins, and they were extremely helpful. The doseage for dogs 50-100lbs is 3 capsules daily for 1-2 months, then 1-2 capsules daily for maintenance. You can find more info on their website: www.nutramaxlabs.comYou can find dosing info there, and the active ingredients/strengths. Just be aware the capsules themselves (not the powder inside) contain animal proteins, in case that is a problem for your dog, so you would have to just empty the capsules into the food. Best of luck! « Show Less
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Yes it does. ..Says "Ingredients: Hydrolyed Super Collagen Type 1&3 derived from pharmaceutical food grade bovine collagen.