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• BRAIN MATTERS

  This young cat’s facial pruritus resolved during an 8-week trial using an extensively hydrolyzed protein diet. Pruritus returned shortly after reintroducing her previous kibble containing chicken, corn, wheat, beef, and fish meal. Her owner is curious to know which ingredient she is allergic to. So after her signs abate on the hydrolyzed diet, you direct him to sequentially add each of these cooked ingredients while watching for pruritus. QUESTION: HOW LONG SHOULD YOU FEED EACH ONE?

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• ON-DEMAND WEBCAST

  Curious to learn about more intestinal microbiota and dysbiosis? Watch this webcast by Jan Suchodolski, DrMedVet, PhD, AGAF, Dipl. ACVM.

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• ON-DEMAND WEBCAST

  Join our three Canadian veterinary experts: Dr. Susan Little, Dr. Jason Coe and Robin Saar, RVT, as they review the results of a CommuniVET™ survey of 200 veterinarians on their opinions and practices related to weight management programs for dogs and cats. PLUS: Gain insight into trending topics related to pet obesity, healthy weight management and get some practical advice on how to successfully manage weight-related cases.

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