Dog feeding trial lasted 14 years

Continued 14 2017 dog feeding test
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Dogs who ate 25% less food lived 50% longer

For dogs, eating small meals often is very healthy.

In order to verify the precise eating method of dogs, someone once conducted an experiment. The examination was arranged as follows: 48 2-week-old dogs were divided into two groups. One group consumed 1745±46 kcal per day, and the other group ate 25% less and consumed 1352±34 kcal per day. Then he was raised in a dog pen. This investigation lasted for 14 years and was not interrupted until the last dog died.

(Due to the long time and high cost, and the interruption of the examination, half of the people who participated in the examination reached retirement age. age. So this is a very rare test)

The test deadline is as follows:

1. Dogs who eat 25% less every day, no matter from the level of happiness or exercise ability, are better than the other group of dogs who eat too much. No difference. At the same time, dogs that eat less are 20% lighter than dogs that eat drums;

2 , in the first 5 years, there was no difference between these two groups of dogs. 5 yearsFrom then on, the difference emerged: dogs that ate too much began to develop obesity, osteoporosis, and diabetes. By the 7th year, some dogs began to lose weight quickly and continue to die. However, dogs who are not eating well are still very strong, and the time when weakness appears is several years later.

3. At the end of the day, if a dog eats 25% less, its lifespan will be extended by 50%. The average lifespan is 1.5 times the amount of food for dogs. Moreover, the quality of life of these dogs in their later years is much better than that of dogs that are hungry for food.

So I suggest that you let the dog be 80% drum. The dog's 80% concept is that he stops eating after the climax of eating. When he wants to fill up another bowl of rice, he stops and pats his belly, which makes him feel that he has not yet finished his meal. Naturally, dogs of different ages require different amounts of calories and nutrients.

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