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Recent advances in canine and feline nutrition
1998 Iams Nutrition Symposium proceedings
xxvi, 564 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm.
Growth and development -- Serial orthopaedic examinations of growing Great Dane puppies fed three diets varying in calcium and phosphorous -- The role of diagnostic imaging in assessment of canine skeletal development -- Nutritional effects on bone strength in the growing canine -- Studies of bone turnover in the dog -- Nutritional management of the large breed dog -- Growth and body composition of the large breed puppy as affected by diets -- Kinetic gait analysis in developing Great Dane dogs -- Diabetes management -- Pathogenesis of feline diabetes -- Effect of carboxymethylcellulose on postprandial glygemic response in healthy dogs -- Influence of chromium on glucose metabolism and insulin sensitivity -- Modulation of intestinal function and glucose homeostasis in dogs by the ingestion of fermentable dietary fibers -- Obesity -- Assessment of obesity and associated metabolic disorders
Implications of nutrition on feline hepatic fatty acid metabolism -- Safe weight loss in cats -- Dietary modification of feline obesity with a low fat, low fiber diet -- Development of the canine and feline gastrointestinal tract -- Adaptation and development of the exocrine pancreas in cats and dogs -- The influence of age on the immune system -- Nutrition of the neonatal canine and feline -- Physical stress nutrition -- Hydation strategies for exercising dogs -- Exercise and oxidant stress -- The role of fat in the formulation of performance rations : focus on fat sources -- Effect of racing on water metabolism, serum sodium and potassium concentrations, renal hormones, and urine composition of Alaskan sled dogs -- Geriaric nutrition -- Vitamin E and immune response in aged dogs -- Effect of omega-6:Omega-3 fatty acid ratio on lameness in dogs with oseoarthrosis of the elbow joint -- Microbial changes in aged dogs -- Age-related changes in physiological function in the dog and cat : nutritional implications -- Protein metabolism and aging -- Renal health -- Clincal assessment of chronic renal failure
New methods for managing canine chronic renal failure -- Influence of dietary fatty acids on intrarenal hypertension -- Influence of protein and energy in cats with renal failure -- Clinical experience with canine renal patients fed a diet containing a fermentable fiber blend -- Gastrointestinal health -- Clinical diagnosis of canine small intestinal disease -- Fermentable fiber and the gastrointestinal tract ecosystem -- Energetic substrates for intestinal cells -- Characterization of the intestical flora of the cat and its potential for modification -- Summary and application of present knowledge in gastrointestinal health -- Immunology -- Interaction between nutrition and immune response : implications for canine and feline health -- Importance of B-caroten nutrition in the dog and cat : Uptake and immunity -- Interaction of fiber fermentation and immunology of the gastrointestinal tract
Efficacy of a nutrient dense diet for maintenance of canine patients receiving radiation therapy -- The role of dietary lutein in the dog and cat -- Effect of dietary chromium on the canine immune response
edited by Gregory A. Reinhart, Daniel P. Carey.
Animal Nutritional Physiological Phenomena