Fresh vs prepared

• What dietary needs do dairy cows have compared to beef cows?

  Dairy cows have different dietary needs.
• What should be considered when developing a feeding plan?

  Nutritional requirements of the animal.
• How do the dietary needs change for a newly-born animal?

  They require different nutritional needs than adults.
• What factors might affect an animal's dietary needs?

  Age, activity level, and health conditions.
• What is a consideration for food storage and delivery?

  How the food will be stored and delivered.
• What is the role of commercial products in feeding plans?

  They may account for specific dietary factors.
• What are two examples of fresh food?

  Calf pellets and sheep nuts.
• Is meat high or low in protein?

  Meat is high in protein.
• What are the pros of wet pet food?

  It tends to be more palatable for animals.
• Which animal requires more protein, a dog or a cat?

  A cat requires more protein than a dog.
• What is one consideration when developing a feeding plan?

  Age of the animal.
• What is the source of protein for dogs?

  Animal or vegetable sources of protein.
• What percentage of a dog's diet should be fat?

  At least 5-10% of the diet.
• Do dogs need carbohydrates in their diet?

  No, they can make glucose from protein.
• What are some carbohydrate sources for dogs?

  Oats, grain, corn, and wheat.
• What is a key nutrient that cats cannot synthesize?

  Taurine, which they must obtain from meat.
• What percentage of a cat's diet should be protein?

  About 25%-35% of their diet.
• What is the minimum fat requirement for a cat's diet?

  At least 9% of their diet.
• Can cats derive energy from carbohydrates?

  No, they derive energy from protein and fat.
• What is a common dry food for livestock?

  Grass and hay.
• What is a risk associated with processed food?

  It can develop mold if not stored correctly.
• What is the role of the FEDIAF guidelines?

  They define minimum nutrient content for species.
• What does 'Complete' mean on pet food labels?

  It includes all required nutrients for the animal.
• What is the nutritional benefit of grass for ruminants?

  It provides energy from carbohydrates and minerals.
• What is a health risk of fresh food that has gone off?

  It poses a risk of food poisoning.
• What are the benefits of dry food for animals' teeth?

  It tends to be better for their teeth.
• What is the main source of energy for carnivores?

  Meat provides energy from fat.
• What is a common source of protein for cats?

  Animal-derived products are essential.
• What is the significance of live food in animal diets?

  It is controversial and raises welfare concerns.
• What are the main nutrients found in meat?

  High in protein, fat, and B-vitamins.
• What is the risk of contamination with processed food?

  It can attract wild animals and pose health risks.
• What is the role of the Pet Food Manufacturers' Association?

  They provide further information on pet food.
• What is the nutritional content of fresh food?

  It includes vitamins, minerals, and fiber.
• What is the significance of understanding nutritional requirements?

  It is key for developing a feeding plan.
• What is the benefit of a balanced diet for animals?

  It ensures they receive necessary nutrients.
• What is the role of processed food in animal diets?

  It provides convenience and long shelf life.
• What is the importance of the drying process in food?

  It preserves food but can lose nutrients.
• What is the nutritional benefit of fruits and vegetables?

  They are low in fat and high in vitamins.
• What is the significance of understanding different dietary needs?

  It helps in creating tailored feeding plans.
• What is the role of vitamins and minerals in animal diets?

  They are essential for overall health and function.