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Life stage-focused nutrition
Presented by Caitlin Grant, BSc, DVM, DVSc Candidate (Department of Clinical Studies), ECVCN Resident
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Life stage-focused nutrition
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Questions
1. When should a dog’s energy intake be increased during gestation?
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Before breeding
At conception
At 6 weeks
It should be kept the same throughout pregnancy
2. What is a possible consequence of being overweight (BCS 7-9) before conception?
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Reduced fertility
Lower milk yield
Smaller litters
All of the above
3. An all life stage AAFCO nutritional adequacy statement means that the food is appropriate for:
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Gestation, lactation, growth, adult maintenance
Gestation, lactation and growth only
Growth of large breed puppies
Growth and adult maintenance only
4. The AAFCO nutrient profile for senior dogs and cats:
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Has a lower maximum for phosphorus
Has a higher minimum for fat
Has a higher minimum for protein for cats but lower for dogs
Does not exist
5. True or False. In young puppies and kittens, intestinal absorption of calcium can be reduced in circumstances when dietary levels of calcium are too high.
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True
False
6. The major finding of the Purina Life Span study was:
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Being slightly overweight had no impact on lifespan
Being slightly overweight reduced lifespan
Being slightly overweight increased lifespan
None of the above
7. What is the general rule for percentage of calories that can come from treats?
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5% of calories
20% of calories for puppies, since they are training
10% of calories
15% of calories
8. The goal of the Waltham Growth curves is to:
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Have each individual on the maximum percentile curve
Have each individual on the minimum percentile curve
Have a gradual increase on the percentile curves as the pet reaches 1 year
Maintain the individual on the same percentile curve that they start out on
9. Which of the following life stages is not considered a risk factor in the Nutritional Screening Risk Factors table?
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Adult
Growth
>7 years
Gestation
10. True or False. The majority of pet owners purchase pet food from veterinary clinics.
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True
False
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