We’ll look at its glycemic index, whether it’s good for weight loss and heart health, and more. However, it is usually not fortified, so it is lower in some vitamins and minerals compared to some other cereals.īelow, we’ll explore the details of shredded wheat’s nutrition benefits. ![]() Shredded wheat is also free of added sugar and salt. Shredded wheat is made of healthy whole-grain wheat, and it has the same amount of cholesterol-lowering soluble fiber as Cheerios. While most cereals are loaded with sugar and processed grains, most brands of shredded wheat have just one ingredient: Whole wheat. This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Stefanie F.Shredded wheat is very different from most cereals. So until they do I am not going to not go with a good grain free diet. Freeman concludes, “for the vast majority of dogs, we do not yet know what is causing this disease.” “It’s Not Just Grain-Free Diet-Associated With Dilated Cardiomyopathy”Īfter addressing the most common misconceptions, Dr. Oh and if you read more from the FDA they state. My cousin went to Vet school there before she switch field and they spend very little time on nutrition. One last thing you need to know about Tuffs they are funded by Colaget who owns Hill Science Diet so they recommend it and say everything else is junk. That is why I chose a good quality grain free food for this dog. Most dog food are 90% grain and fillers and I learned my lesson well with feeding a cheap grain filled food and lost a dog very young to it who had problem after problem. Also Orijen is not a grain free boutique food. ![]() I am lucky I caught him and got him treatment in time. He had it the one time due to the turkey skin and ANY dog will get pancreatitis if they eat turkey skin that is just a fact of life. Cheerios seems to have one of the highest amounts but oatmeal is right behind it.įirst my dog dose not have a tendency to have pancreatitis. ![]() They use it to dry the oats with so anything with OAT is bad right now even the non-GMO or organic (unless you grow it yourself) Anything with whole grains especially oats has the GLYPHOSATE in it. Thank you for answering but oatmeal has the same GLYPHOSATE that cheerios has and the Non-GMO are just as high. This topic was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Stefanie F. Thank you for reading and any help any one can suggest. I take care of 3 elderly parents with a lot of health problems so I have to be able to through in a dish and run a lot of times. Needless to say my baby will not be getting them any more with his yogurt.ĭose anyone have a suggestion what I can give him as a cheerio alternative that will be safe, and I do not mind cooking it myself as long as I can make it in bulk and freeze. The biggest offender on the list with very high amounts of GLYPHOSATE in it is cheerios. Now my dilemma I just saw all the news and articles about the oat drying process and how they use RoundUp for it so most oat cereals and breakfast products have high amounts GLYPHOSATE in them and we know that causing cancer. Told the vet she suggested adding some cheerios to his breakfast. (No more Turkey on holidays at my house.)Īfter I got him well and back on his regular food (and that took well over a month transitioning back) he started to have 1 good normal poop in the morning and then a second gelatinous poop in the late afternoon. Along with IV’s daily to keep him hydrated. He develops pancreatitis and for weeks was on meds and boiled hamburger and white rice. (He will not eat the plain)Įverything was fine until last Thanksgiving when he got into the trash and ate his fill of Turkey skin. )įor breakfast he has 1/4 of a chobani fruit yogurt with a canine pro biotic powder mixed in. (My bichon will go nuts for a cherry tomato, cucumber, brussels sprouts, egg, or cooked spinach. I feed a grain free Orijen dry dog food for the past 8 years and give table food bites here and there.
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