Animal Nutrition Terms

2. A basic ingredient of a feed that would not ordinarily be fed as a feed by itself
4. A fat or fatty tissue
5. The growth process without the presence of oxygen
6. A common sugar that serves as the building blocks of many complex carbohydrates
9. minerals Minerals that are required in relatively large amount in an animal's diet
10. Process of breaking down tissues from the complex to the simple as in the digestive system
11. Common table sugar
12. ration The feed mixed in the proper proportions and amounts for an animal to maintain its weight and other bodily functions.
13. Not containing carbon and usually derived from nonliving sources
16. An animal that eats plants as the main part of its diet
17. Protein Content Total amount of crude protein
18. Simple sugars, for example, glucose, fructose, and galactose
20. The sugar in milk
22. A sugar in milk
23. Minerals A mineral that is needed in relatively minute amounts in an animal’s diet

1. Inter complex carbohydrate that makes up the bulk of the cell walls of plants
3. The sugar found in the fruit
4. A sugar obtained in milk
7. The more complex sugar
8. acid The basic building blocks of protein
9. minerals Minerals that are required in relatively small amounts in an animal's diet
14. Amino Acids Amino acid that can be synthesized by the animal's body
15. An animal whose diet consists of mainly of other animals
19. amino acids Any of the amino acids that cannot be synthesized by an animal's body and must be supplied from the animal's diet
21. Dried anima residues usually freed from fats and gelatin