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Exemples de rations ménagères adaptées au traitement diététique de l’obésité

Author(s):
Diez M. and
Nguyen P.
In: Encyclopedia of Canine Clinical Nutrition by Pibot P. et al.
Updated:
NOV 15, 2007
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    Exemples de rations ménagères adaptées au traitement diététique de l’obésité

    Exemple 1

    Composition

    (1000 g de ration)

    Aiglefin

    765 g

    Riz blanc cuit

    150g

    Carottes (bouillies, égouttées)

    50 g

    Cellulose*

    15g

    Huile de colza

    20 g

    *Cellulose purifiée à fibres longues (200 - 300 µm);

    10 g de cellulose remplacent 70 g de son.

    Ajouter un complément minéral et vitaminique bien équilibré.

    Analyse

    La ration ainsi préparée contient 24 % de matière sèche et 76 % d’eau

     

    % matière sèche

    g/1000 kcal

    Protéines

    60

    147

    Matières grasses

    11

    26

    Glucides assimilables

    17

    43

    Fibres

    7

    18

    Rationnement indicatif

    Valeur énergétique (énergie métabolisable) 960 kcal/1000 g de ration préparée (soit 4070 kcal/1000 g de matière sèche)

    Poids du chien (kg)*

    Ration journalière (g) (couvrant 100 % du BEE)**

    Ration journalière (g) (couvrant 60 % du BEE)**

    Ration journalière (g) (couvrant 40 % du BEE)**

    2

    225

    140

    90

    4

    370

    230

    150

    6

    520

    310

    210

    10

    750

    460

    300

    15

    1020

    620

    410

    20

    1270

    770

    510

    25

    1520

    910

    610

    30

    1690

    1040

    690

    35

    1720

    1170

    780

    40

    1860

    1290

    860

    45

    2150

    1410

    940

    50

    2550

    1530

    1020

    55

    2720

    1640

    1090

    60

    2920

    1750

    1170

    65

    3100

    1860

    1240

    70

    3270

    1970

    1310

    75

    3450

    2070

    1380

    80

    3620

    2170

    1450

    85

    3800

    2270

    1520

    90

    3950

    2370

    1580

    *Le rationnement est proposé en fonction du poids de forme du chien. En cas d’obésité, le rationnement doit être prescrit en fonction du poids idéal et non pas du poids réel du chien. Le niveau de rationnement (40 à 100 % du besoin énergétique d’entretien ou BEE) varie selon le degré d’obésité et la réponse du chien (voir chapitre précédent).

    **Aucun autre ingrédient ne doit être incorporé dans la ration et aucun supplément ne doit être distribué. Le fractionnement de la ration quotidienne en 2 à 3 repas est conseillé pour augmenter la dépense énergétique liée à la thermogenèse post-prandiale.

    Points clés

    • Limitation du niveau de matières grasses pour limiter la densité énergétique
    • Taux de protéines renforcé pour favoriser le maintien de la masse musculaire
    • Augmentation du niveau de fibres pour encourager la satiété

    Exemple 2

    Composition

    (1000 g de ration)

    Viande de dinde (poitrine sans peau)

    620 g

    Riz blanc cuit

    150 g

    Lentilles cuites

    175 g

    Son de blé

    50 g

    Huile de colza

    5 g

    Ajouter un complément minéral et vitaminique bien équilibré.

    Analyse

    La ration ainsi préparée contient 30 % de matière sèche et 70 % d’eau

     

    % matière sèche

    g/1000 kcal

    Protéines

    58

    159

    Matières grasses

    5

    13

    Glucides assimilables

    23

    61

    Fibres

    10

    29

    Rationnement indicatif

    Valeur énergétique (énergie métabolisable) 1090 kcal/1000 g de ration préparée (soit 3670 kcal/1000 g de matière sèche)

    Poids du chien (kg)*

    Ration journalière (g) (couvrant 100 % du BEE)**

    Ration journalière (g) (couvrant 60 % du BEE)**

    Ration journalière (g) (couvrant 40 % du BEE)**

    2

    200

    120

    80

    4

    320

    200

    130

    6

    450

    270

    180

    10

    670

    400

    270

    15

    900

    550

    360

    20

    1120

    680

    450

    25

    1320

    800

    530

    30

    1520

    920

    610

    35

    1720

    1030

    690

    40

    1900

    1140

    760

    45

    2070

    1240

    830

    50

    2250

    1350

    900

    55

    2400

    1450

    960

    60

    2570

    1540

    1030

    65

    2720

    1640

    1090

    70

    2870

    1730

    1150

    75

    3050

    1820

    1220

    80

    3200

    1910

    1280

    85

    3350

    2000

    1340

    90

    3470

    2090

    1390

    Contre-indications d’un tel régime

    Gestation
    Lactation
    Croissance
    Exemples de rations ménagères proposées par le Pr Patrick Nguyen (Unité de Nutrition et d’Endocrinologie ; Département de Biologie et Pathologie, École Nationale Vétérinaire de Nantes)

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    How to reference this publication (Harvard system)?

    Diez, M. and Nguyen, P. (2007) “Exemples de rations ménagères adaptées au traitement diététique de l’obésité”, Encyclopedia of Canine Clinical Nutrition. Available at: https://www.ivis.org/library/encyclopedia-of-canine-clinical-nutrition/exemples-de-rations-ménagères-adaptées-au (Accessed: 05 February 2023).

    Affiliation of the authors at the time of publication

    1Department of Animal Productions, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Liège, Liège, Belgium.
    2ENVN Atlanpôle, La Chantrerie, Nantes, France.

    Author(s)

    • Marianne Diez

      Diez M.

      Researcher, Lecturer
      PhD Dipl ECVCN Mast of Confer of Anim Nutrition
      Nutrition Unit B43, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Liège
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    • P. Nguyen

      Nguyen P.

      DVM MS RDH Dipl ECVCN
      Nantes-Atlantic National College of Veterinary Medicine, Food Science and Engineering
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