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How to balance a recipe for a gestating dog
- Step 0a - Balancing for Gestating Dogs - Overview
- Step 0b – Key points to remember when feeding your gestating dog
- Step 1a - Adding your gestating dog
- Step 1b - Adding your gestating dog (Editing Pet Data)
- Step 1c – Adding your gestating dogs’ life stage
- Step 1d - Adding your gestating dogs' weight and other data
- Step 2a - Creating recipes
- Step 2b – Safe Upper Limits
- Step 2c - Continuing to balance our recipe
- Step 3a - Editing your recipe
- Step 3b - Making a recipe batch for 7 days
- Step 3c - Rebalancing your recipe
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Step 2b – Safe Upper Limits
When formulating a diet for pregnant dogs, it is important to make sure that there are no excesses of any nutrients. Safe upper limits will be integrated into our Pet Diet 365 line of products. The table to the right lists the safe upper limit of key nutrients for pregnant dogs based on the NRC recommended allowance.
Pay attention to Total Fat, Linoleic Acid, and Vitamin D, as they have more stringent requirements than other nutrients.
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Nutrient
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Safe Upper Limit (SUL)
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Total Fat
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387 %
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Linoleic Acid
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493 %
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EPA + DHA
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2153 %
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Vitamin A
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989 %
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Vitamin D
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588 %
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