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    • How seasons and age affect energy needs of cats

      There was a significant effect of age and season on energy intake and energy expenditure

    • Canine hypothyroidism, insulin sensitivity, glucose tolerance

      In dogs with diseases involving impaired insulin secretion such as diabetes mellitus, concurrent hypothyroidism can have important clinical implications

    • Fermentation of animal components in strict carnivores

      This study provides the first insight into the potential of animal tissues to influence large intestinal fermentation in a strict carnivore

    • Selenium status in adult cats and dogs

      Cats can tolerate higher dietary Se concentrations as they are more efficient at excreting excess Se in the urine and storing less Se in the liver

    • Influence of dietary protein on colonic fermentation

      Poor fecal quality in large sensitive dogs could be partly related to the pattern of protein fermentation in the hindgut

    • Cooked navy bean powder as novel protein source

      Cooked navy bean powder can be safely included as a major food ingredient in canine diet formulations and provide a novel quality protein source

    • Effects of a urolith prevention diet in cats

      Feeding a urolith prevention diet increased the urine concentration of glycosaminoglycans.

    • Energy intake and physical activity for weight loss

      Increased physical activity was associated with higher energy intake while maintaining weight-loss goals

    • Home-prepared diets for pets with CKD

      Many problems with nutritional adequacy were detected, and use of the recipes could result in highly variable and often inappropriate diets

    • Potential benefits of fiber ingredients

      Fiber sources can induce different physiological responses in cats, reduce energy digestibility and favor glucose metabolism or improve gut health

    • How do high-fat diets affect healthy cats?

      High-fat diets probably will not contribute to hypercholesterolemia or hypertriglyceridemia in cats

    • Oral, IV delivery measure similar rates of elimination

      Oral isotope dosing can be used as an alternative to IV in studies using a primed, constant dosing approach to measure protein and amino acid kinetics

    • Effect of hydrocortisone on canine gallbladder bile

      Similar bile acids changes could cause major alterations in gallbladder structure or function over time in hypercortisolemic dogs

    • Possible early indicators of feline obesity

      Changes in plasma adiponectin concentration and cholesterol lipoprotein composition may be good early indicators of obesity in cats

    • Energy requirements of puppies for ideal growth

      The results showed clearly lower energy needs for growth in these two different breeds than recommended in the NRC

    • Effect of dietary starch in cats and dogs

      Prolonged elevation of plasma glucose concentration in cats may reflect metabolic adaptations that result in a slower digestive and absorptive capacity for complex carbohydrates

    • What is wrong with cats and dogs being fat?

      Management of obesity involves nutritional modification as well as behavioral modification

    • Extruded vs. raw vs. cooked beef-based diets for cats

      Cooking a raw meat diet does not alter apparent total tract energy and macronutrient digestibility and may also minimize risk of microbial contamination

    • Effects of rendering on meat and bone meal

      Dogs fed meat and bone meal produced under high pressure and temperature presented a higher urea post-prandial response

    • Analysis of canine uroliths in Spain and Portugal

      Prevalence of cystine calculi was significantly lower (3.2%) than that reported previously in parts of Spain (26%)

    • Propionate acts as gluconeogenic substrate in cats

      Propionate absorbed from the colon is hypothesized to act as a gluconeogenic substrate, regardless of the cat’s body condition

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