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      The Latest Research on Senior Pet Nutrition

      Power Point Presentation from Petfood Forum

      BY Sally Perea, DVM, MS, DACVN Release Date: Comments(0)

      Dr. Perea theorizes that the future of senior pet nutrition research will be in the use of genomic screening techniques to recommend diets, nutrigenomic techniques to evaluate how nutrients and age affect genetic expression and further identification and characterization of canine and feline microbiota and the effects of age. What will you be using to help formulate your senior diets in five years? View Dr. Perea's entire presentation,

      "The Latest Research on Senior Pet Nutrition"

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      Dr. Perea is the Senior Nutritionist for Natura Pet Products Inc.
      Updated: May 10, 2012 This article appeared in Petfood Industry, May 2012. ©Copyright 2013, All Rights Reserved.


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