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          Editorial
          Volume 12:8, 2021                                                          Journal of veterinary science and technology
            ISSN: 2157-7579                                                                                                                    Open Access
          A Brief Note on Animal Nutrition
                               *
          Anteneh Wondimu
          Department of Veterinary Medicine, Stanford University, California, United States
                                                                                       Animal nutritionists have established safe levels for some common 
          Description
                                                                                    companion  animals.  Mineral  deficiency  or  excess  can  also  have 
                                                                                    serious health  consequences. ASH though  not  a nutrient in and  of 
             Macronutrients  (excluding  fibre  and  water)  provide  structural 
                                                                                    itself an entry for ash can occasionally be found on nutrition labels 
          material  (amino  acids  which  are  used  to  build  proteins  and 
                                                                                    particularly for pet food. This entry calculates the weight of inorganic 
          lipids  which  are  used  to  build  cell  membranes  and  some 
                                                                                    material left over after two hours of cooking at 600°C. As a result it 
          signalling  molecules)  as  well  as  energy.  Some  structural  materials 
                                                                                    lacks  water,  fibre  and  calorie-producing  nutrients  but  it  does 
          can  be  used  to  generate  energy  internally  but  the  net  energy 
                                                                                    contain some nutrients such as minerals.
          depends  on  factors such as absorption and digestive effort which 
          vary  greatly  from  case  to  case.  Vitamins,  minerals,  fibre  and 
                                                                                       In domestic cats too much ash may contribute to feline urological 
          water  are  not  required  for  energy  but  are  necessary  for  other 
                                                                                    syndrome. Carbohydrate and fat molecules are made up of carbon, 
          reasons. Fiber like non-digestible material such as cellulose appears 
                                                                                    hydrogen  and  oxygen  atoms.  Simple  monosaccharides  (glucose, 
          to be required for both mechanical and biochemical reasons though 
                                                                                    fructose,  galactose)  to  complex  polysaccharides  are  examples  of 
          the precise reasons are unknown.
                                                                                    carbohydrates (starch). Triglycerides are type of fat that composed of 
                                                                                    various fatty acid monomers bound to a glycerol backbone. Some but 
             Proteins are the building blocks of many animal body structures 
                                                                                    not all fatty acids are required in the diet because they cannot be 
          (e.g. muscles, skin and hair). They also contribute to the formation of 
                                                                                    synthesised in the body in addition to carbon, oxygen and hydrogen. 
          enzymes  which  regulate  chemical  reactions  throughout  the  body. 
                                                                                    Protein molecules contain nitrogen atoms. Nitrogen-containing amino 
          Each molecule is made up of amino acids which are distinguished by 
                                                                                    acids are the building blocks of protein. The animal cannot produce 
          the presence of nitrogen and in some cases, sulphur. Amino acids 
                                                                                    essential amino acids. Some amino acids can be converted (with the 
          are required by the body to produce new proteins (protein retention) 
                                                                                    expenditure of energy) to glucose and used for energy production in 
          and to replace damaged proteins (maintenance). Because there is no 
                                                                                    the same way that ordinary.
          protein  or  amino  acid  storage  amino  acids  must  be  consumed. 
          Excess amino acids are excreted most commonly in the urine. Some 
          amino acids are essential (an animal cannot produce them on its 
          own)  and  some  are  non-essential  for  all  animals  (the  animal  can 
                                                                                     How  to  cite  this  article:  Wondimu  A.  "A  Brief  Note  on  Animal 
          produce    them    from    other   nitrogen-containing   compounds). 
                                                                                     Nutrition ." J Vet Sci Technol 12 (2021) : e001.
          Vitamin  deficiencies  can  lead  to  disease  conditions.  Excessive 
          amounts of some vitamins are also harmful to health .
          *
           Address for Correspondence: Dr. Anteneh Wondimu, Department of Veterinary Medicine, Stanford University, California, United States, E-mail: 
          anteneh.wondimu@haramaya.edu.et
          Copyright: © 2021 Wondimu A. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the creative commons attribution license which permits unrestricted 
          use, distribution and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.
          Received: December 03, 2021; Accepted: December 17, 2021; Published: December 24, 2021
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