Беззерновые диеты — польза или вред?

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Дата публикации 23 августа 2022 г. 1109 просмотров

Заключение

Основной принцип заключается в том, что если качественная беззерновая диета может дать собаке или кошке те или иные преимущества, то применение такого рациона можно продолжить, однако необходимо принимать во внимание вышеуказанные данные о ДКМП (см. выше). Также при переводе животного на беззерновой корм в попытке приблизить его диету к рациону диких предков, предупредить ненужные колебания уровней глюкозы, повысить качество переваривания корма и/или не допустить развития пищевых аллергий следует подумать о том, что отказ от зерновых культур, возможно, не та мера, которая может дать желаемый благоприятный эффект.

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