Lecture 3 Flashcards

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Define metabolisable energy

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Energy available to the animal after energy is lost in faeces, urine and combustion gas

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Define resting energy requirements

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Average metabolisable energy requirements of a fed animal at rest in a thermoneutral environments

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Define daily energy requirements

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Estimated daily metabolisable energy expenditure of a cat or dog dependent upon stage of life, physiological state and activity

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4
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How much is 1 calorie

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4.18

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5
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6 Steps to designing an appropriate feeding regime

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  1. Estimate resting energy requirement
  2. Estimate daily energy requirement based on RER x food dosage factor
  3. Choose the food type/ingredient and method of feeding to suit animals and owner preference
  4. Calculate food dosage will meet nutrient requirements
  5. Decide if the food dosage will meet nutrient requirements
  6. Ensure adequate access to fresh water
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6
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What do you need to consider with nutritional needs

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Age, Gender, Reproductive status, activity, breed, environment, health status

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