Nutrition
A Weighty Matter: Effectively Communicating with Clients about Pet Obesity
The blood and urine analyses recently ordered on a patient show azotemia in the face of low urine specific gravity.
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The blood and urine analyses recently ordered on a patient show azotemia in the face of low urine specific gravity.
There are many adverse consequences for not managing canine and feline obesity, including development of diabetes mellitus and reduced lifespan.
Justin Shmalberg, DVM, Diplomate ACVN The guaranteed analysis found on all pet foods sold under AAFCO guidelines cannot be used to compare one pet food to another.
Justin Shmalberg, DVM, Diplomate ACVN Nutritional assessment is a cornerstone of veterinary wellness care.
Heather Lynch, RVT, LVT Pet nutrition is big business.
Craig Datz, DVM, MS, Diplomate ABVP (Canine & Feline Practice) & ACVN Food allergy has been recognized in animals for many years.
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