Royal Canin Food Calculator Canada

Gross Energy Equation:

\[ GE = (5.7 \times protein) + (9.4 \times fat) + (4.1 \times (NFE + CF)) \]

Protein (%):

g/100g

Fat (%):

g/100g

Nitrogen-Free Extract (NFE):

g/100g

Crude Fiber (CF):

g/100g

Gross Energy (GE):

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1. What Is The Royal Canin Food Calculator Canada?

The Royal Canin Food Calculator Canada estimates the gross energy content of pet food using the proprietary formula developed for Canadian formulations. It calculates energy content based on protein, fat, nitrogen-free extract, and crude fiber percentages.

2. How Does The Calculator Work?

The calculator uses the Gross Energy equation:

\[ GE = (5.7 \times protein) + (9.4 \times fat) + (4.1 \times (NFE + CF)) \]

Where:

\( GE \) — Gross Energy (kcal/100g)
\( protein \) — Protein content (%)
\( fat \) — Fat content (%)
\( NFE \) — Nitrogen-Free Extract (g/100g)
\( CF \) — Crude Fiber (g/100g)

Explanation: This proprietary formula calculates the gross energy content specifically for Royal Canin pet food formulations in the Canadian market.

3. Importance Of Gross Energy Calculation

Details: Accurate energy calculation is essential for proper pet nutrition formulation, ensuring pets receive appropriate caloric intake based on their specific dietary needs and life stage requirements.

4. Using The Calculator

Tips: Enter protein, fat, nitrogen-free extract, and crude fiber percentages as g/100g. All values must be valid non-negative numbers to calculate the gross energy content accurately.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Why Use This Specific Formula For Royal Canin Canada?
A: This proprietary formula is specifically calibrated for Royal Canin's Canadian formulations and provides accurate energy calculations for their specific ingredient profiles.

Q2: What Are Typical GE Values For Pet Food?
A: Gross energy values typically range from 300-500 kcal/100g for dry pet food, depending on the specific formulation and ingredients used.

Q3: How Often Should This Calculation Be Performed?
A: This calculation should be performed for each new formulation or when ingredient percentages change to ensure accurate nutritional labeling.

Q4: Are There Limitations To This Equation?
A: This equation is specifically designed for Royal Canin's Canadian formulations and may not be accurate for other brands or regional variations.

Q5: Should This Be Used For Final Product Labeling?
A: While this calculator provides accurate estimates, final product labeling should always be verified through laboratory analysis to ensure regulatory compliance.