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ParticipantCan someone please explain why some dog food is reviewed as being high in carbs and gets a Dog Food Advisor rating of 5 and on his preferred list. I thought carbs are what you would see lower in an excellent dog food with the higher protein and even average or higher fat? Then I see other reviews with LOW carbs, higher protein and average fat also being five stars. I’m so confused. I was looking at this one in particular for Bravo Freeze Dried. Is it high fat or carbs that would weight on a dog that needs to loose a little?
As a group, the brand features an average protein content of 48% and a mean fat level of 13%. Together, these figures suggest a carbohydrate content of 32% for the overall product line.
And a fat-to-protein ratio of about 26%.
Above-average protein. Below-average fat. And above-average carbs when compared to a typical raw dog food. -
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