1998 Purina Nutrition Forum proceedings : June 4-6, 1998, St. Louis, Missouri.
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[Trenton, N.J.] :
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Table of Contents:
- Nutrition and renal function in cats and dogs
- Acid-base, electrolytes, and renal failure
- Effects of dietary protein intake on renal functions
- Effects of dietary lipids on renal function in dogs and cats
- Protein in life stage nutrition
- Mythology of protein restriction for dogs with reduced renal function
- Effect of moderate protein deficiency on immune function
- No consequences of restricted and high dietary protein on skeletal development of Great Dane dogs
- Role of dietary protein in weight management
- Factors influencing lean body mass in aging dogs
- Petfood ingredients and ingredient processing affect dietary protein quality
- Research Abstracts
- Selected animal and plant protein source effects on nutrient digestibility and fecal characteristics of ileal-cannulated dogs
- Soybean hulls as a dietary fiber source for dogs
- Dietary fiber content of selected feedstuffs varies depending on the metholology employed
- Quantification of starch fractions in selected starchy petfood ingredients
- Effects of varying extrusion conditions on the alteration of starch fractions in selected cereal grains
- Characterization of the predominant aerobic microflora in feces samples of dogs fed an extruded dry petfood
- Endocrine responses to dietary fat and physical conditioning in canine athletes during treadmill exercise
- Change in GH-IGF-1 axis in obese dogs with possible consequences for osteoarthritis
- Dietary trial in dogs in inflammatory bowel disease utilizing a hydrolyzed protein diet
- Effects of uncontrolled and standardized dietary intake on fasting and postprandial serum ionized magnesiium and calcium concentrations in normal dogs
- Serum ionized magnesium and calcium concentrations in a population of sick dogs and cats
- Effects of sample handling and storage on serum ionized magnesium and calcium concentrations and pH
- Effects of dietray magnesium (restricted and supplemented) on fasting serum ionized magnesium and calcium concentratins in normal cats
- Agreement between urine pH measurements made by dipstrip and pH meter
- Comparison of struvite activity product ratios and relative supersaturations in urine collected from healthy cats consuming four struvite management diets
- Adult cats tolerate excess vitamin A with minimal toxicity
- Fibronectin and monocyte function as indicators of nutritional status in the cat
- Gastric emptying of diets varying in macronutrient composition in cats
- Web trials and tribulations
- Evaluation of veterinary freshmen, sophomore, and junior self-efficacy assessment for nutrition skills
- Proposed "product family" criteria for nutritional adequacy substantiation