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?? Learn about Feeding Behavior & Appetite Management in this issue of the Purina Institute Digest????https://lnkd.in/eCPMCcTd Explore research and strategies for supporting healthy eating behaviors in cats and dogs and stay informed with valuable insights on optimizing pet nutrition and care. #AnimalWellness #VetMed #VetLife #VeterinaryScience #VetStudent

In the latest episode of?Barking Mad, our research team explores the complexities of canine dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) by diving into existing peer-reviewed studies. We emphasize the importance of carefully evaluating research, identifying "fatal flaws" in studies, and using literature reviews to shape future investigations. The episode also highlights how such reviews help challenge misinformed or unsupported ideas about pet health and nutrition. Tune in to learn how this process can enhance our understanding and approach to DCM in dogs. #BSMPartners. #NothingIsImpossible

Growth charts for children are well-established, but recent developments have extended this concept to dogs, making them a vital part of the veterinarian’s toolkit. These assets now play a crucial role in puppy check-ups, ensuring they receive appropriate nutrition as they develop. Learn more about them in the video below or through our latest #VetFocus article: https://lnkd.in/dPtUvFPA. #RoyalCanin #VetFocus #StartOfLife

But it's a prescription food that's meant to treat the disease. So why would you be worried that it's inhibiting healing? I will let you in on some information I didn't know when I went through veterinary school. Your pet has zero requirements for carbohydrates. So if you're feeding a kibble-based diet, that's a high-carb diet. Also, did you know many prescription canned foods contain sugar and even carrageenan, a known GI irritant? Then there's the increased amounts of glyphosate (yes, Roundup) that's killing your pet's microbiome, and advanced glycation end products and heterocyclic amines produced from the high heat processing. And if we want to get into quality. It's important to ask your pet food company if any rendered products are being used. If you're not sure what any of this is and you're finding yourself on the merry-go-round of hell going back and forth to the vet clinic for the same problem, spending a ton of money, and getting nowhere, it's time to find out how you can help your pets. Make sure to get our free guide to optimizing your pet's food here: https://lnkd.in/gC7SvEg2

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What to Do When Your Dog's Eyes Become Cloudy?? ?? Some causes of cloudy, bluish eyes in dogs include nuclear sclerosis, cataracts, and corneal lipid deposits. To accurately identify the cause and determine the appropriate treatment, consult your veterinarian. ?? Potential causes of cloudy, reddish eyes in dogs include glaucoma, corneal ulcers, uveitis, corneal dystrophy, dry eye, or cherry eye. Any abnormal signs in your dog's eyes should be promptly examined by a veterinarian. ?? Pro Tip: Supplement your dog’s diet with Omega 3-6-9 for eye health. ?? Delicious, nutritious, and affordable pate for dogs and cats isn’t enough. To meet the “5-star food” standard, the ingredients must be diverse and packed with essential nutrients tailored to each stage of life or health condition. Discover the collection of Omega-Rich Fish Pate for dogs and cats from The Pet Vietnam—a wholesome source of DHA and Omega 3-6-9 to provide comprehensive nutrition for your furry friend: ? Salmon Pate – Superior nutrition, reduces shedding. ? Mackerel Pate – Enhances vision and promotes flawless skin. ? Herring Pate – High in protein and healthy fats, great for heart health. #thepetvn #freshpatetopetfood #premiumproduct #pateswetpetfood

Grain-free pet diets have become a nationwide nutritional trend. At the Fetch dvm360 Conference in Atlantic City, Danielle Conway, DVM, CVA, VSMT, CCRP, delivered a presentation on the popularity of grain-free pet diets, and what it implies. Read more: https://ow.ly/RG2w50TMc0w #FetchAtlanticCity #VeterinaryMedicine #VeterinaryNews #GrainFree #PetNutrition

In an industry where over 54% of dogs and 60% of cats in the US struggle with obesity, beta-glucans emerge as a great solution for weight management. These natural compounds help to modulate the inflammatory condition associated with obesity. Integrating beta-glucans into pet food addresses nutritional and emotional feeding aspects, aligning with the growing demand for health-oriented pet products. This approach allows for more mindful feeding practices in managing pet weight. Research supports beta-glucans efficacy, showing reduced basal glucose and cholesterol levels in pets. Such findings underscore the potential of beta-glucan-rich products in a market that increasingly prioritizes functional, health-promoting pet foods. #biorigin

Where are all my pet owners? This will be a great webinar to learn practical tips on chosing a food for your four legged family members. The labels and vast selection can be overwhelming. Learn how to find the best options for your pet. Dr. Grant can simplify the incredible amount of information. Save your spot on October 2!

We will also have a great article by Dr. Karyn Collier. She will share information from her perspective as a Medical Director. Like I said, this issue is jammed packed with valuable information!! #pettravel #internationalpettravel #veterinarian #veterinarymedicine #whenpetsfly