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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"protein catabolites"”.

  1. Potato pulp as a dietary fiber source in high quality dog foods

    … effects on dry matter, organic matter, crude protein, acid hydrolyzed fat, or gross energy digestibilities. Total dietary fiber digestibility increased as dietary concentration of PP increased, as did concentrations of fecal SCFA. Furthermore, fecal consistency, total fecal output, fecal …

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  2. Effects of short-chain fructooligosaccharides and galactooligosaccharides, individually and in combination, on nutrient digestibility, fecal fermentative metabolite concentrations, and large bowel microbial ecology of healthy adult cats

    … Latin square design. Apparent total tract crude protein digestibility was decreased (P < 0.05) when cats were fed a diet containing scFOS + GOS compared to the other treatments. Dry matter, OM, acid hydrolyzed fat, and GE digestibilities were not different among treatments. Cats fed scFOS-, GOS-, …

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  3. Indices of gut health and intestinal microbial ecology of the cat as affected by ingestion of select carbohydrates varying in fermentative capacity

    … concentrations. Pectin also decreased crude protein and acid hydrolyzed fat digestibility, indicating that it may increase intestinal chyme viscosity and should be investigated further as a fermentable alternative to cellulose in weight loss diets. Adaptation to dietary FOS and pectin …

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  4. Evaluating glucose-based carbohydrates for use in canine diets

    … of polydextrose also decreased (P<0.05) some protein catabolites, in particular fecal indole concentrations. Fecal C. perfringens concentrations were decreased (P<0.05) by including polydextrose in the diet, but other bacteria were unaffected. In our third aim, we determined that fat …

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