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Purina AntlerMax Rut & Conditioning Deer 16 TV commercial - Retain Body Condition
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Purina AntlerMax is a brand that focuses on providing high-quality nutrition to deer and other wildlife. The company is part of the greater Purina Animal Nutrition family, which is known for producing...

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Purina AntlerMax Rut & Conditioning Deer 16 TV commercial - Retain Body Condition

Title: Retain Body Condition: Purina AntlerMax Rut & Conditioning Deer 16 TV Spot

: "In the heart of the rut season, survival of the fittest becomes a primal battle."

: "In these trying times, a deer needs every advantage it can get."

: "Enter Purina AntlerMax Rut & Conditioning Deer 16 feed."

: "Designed to help deer retain body condition, even in the most demanding of seasons."

: "With its unique formulation, AntlerMax Rut & Conditioning Deer 16 supports muscle growth and development."

: "Nutritional science meets nature, providing stamina and energy when it matters most."

: "Because a stronger, healthier deer is more likely to thrive and succeed."

: "Purina AntlerMax Rut & Conditioning Deer 16 feed — the key to optimum fitness and robust antler development."

: "Purina. Nourishing wildlife for generations."

[End screen: Purina logo along with the product details and tagline: "AntlerMax Rut & Conditioning Deer 16 feed. Unleash the Power Within."]

[Background music fades out.]

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Purina AntlerMax Rut & Conditioning Deer 16 TV commercial - Retain Body Condition produced for Purina AntlerMax was first shown on television on February 19, 2019.

Frequently Asked Questions about purina antlermax rut & conditioning deer 16 tv spot, 'retain body condition'

AntlerMax® Mineral Technology provides a power-packed nutritional package with proprietary levels and ratios of essential vitamins and minerals to help support optimal antler growth, density and strength, reproductive performance and fawn health.

According to Purina, Antler Max is scientifically proven to aid antler growth, density and strength - as well as improve reproductive performance and fawn health.

A deer must obtain at least 6 to 7 percent crude protein diet just to maintain rumen function. A diet of less that 10 percent protein will result in inferior animals and poor antler development. Deer need a daily diet of 12 to 16 percent protein for optimum development of bone and muscle.

There is considerable controversy regarding the percentage of dietary protein that deer require. There are many people believe that deer cannot tolerate more than 16 percent dietary protein, and that high-protein diets are wasteful or even toxic. This simply is not true.

A higher level will not hurt the deer, it is just more protein than they can effectively utilize. The 20 percent protein feed is not designed to be fed as the total diet. It is a supplement to the natural diet during periods of nutritional stress such as antler development or late stages of gestation and lactation.

Again, once a deer herd starts consuming about 0.20 Pounds per Day per Acre of feed (after 2 ½ years or so), fawn survival should start to increase. Antler size should also increase at this time. To be precise, I have seen antlers of individual bucks respond to feed soon after the feeding program starts.

Excess protein is stored in the body as fat, so today's high-protein, dense pet foods could be contributing to rising pet obesity if pet owners overfeed them. Or, excess protein - or again, the amino acids in it - is excreted as nitrogen, which can be harmful to the environment.

The best deer protein feed will also result in larger body size. Fawns need at least 14 to 18 percent protein to achieve average growth. To achieve optimal growth, they need 16 to 20 percent protein in their diet.

Venison has 50% less fat than beef, making it a healthier red meat alternative. And where's it's low in fat, it's high in protein - that's why eating venison is great for anyone trying to build lean muscle. Venison is also great for those on restrictive diets.

When considering all factors mentioned above, it is entirely reasonable to believe that a hunter could eat venison daily, without issue. Venison is low in fat/cholesterol and contains more protein than an equally sized portion of beef.

Dogs diets are meant to be protein-based so 30% protein isn't too high for a dog, but what's most important is making sure that you're choosing a nutritionally balanced dog food that meets AAFCO's standards for a complete & balanced diet.

Extra protein that's stored as fat could contribute to weight gain, and too much protein can also place stress on the kidneys. High protein levels also mean higher levels of nitrogen in your dog's urine, which can cause yellow spots and stains on your lawn.

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