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Canine epilepsy is a complex neurological disorder shaped by genetic, structural, metabolic, and environmental factors. While seizure management remains…
The first weeks of life are a formative period for a puppy’s gastrointestinal microbiome. During this window, bacterial communities develop alongside the…
The puppy gut changes rapidly during the first weeks of life. At birth, the intestinal tract contains little established microbial structure, but colonization…
Feline obesity is a complex metabolic and clinical condition shaped by energy intake, activity, genetics, environment, feeding behavior, and underlying…
Hydrolyzed protein diets are widely used when dogs develop gastrointestinal or dermatological signs suspected to be associated with an adverse food reaction.…
The relationship between nutrition, intestinal microbes, and canine behavior is becoming increasingly relevant in clinical practice. Tryptophan, an essential…
Chronic gastrointestinal signs in dogs can arise from dietary intolerance, parasitic infection, inflammatory disease, antibiotic exposure, pancreatic…
The feline gastrointestinal microbiome is a dynamic ecosystem shaped by diet, age, health status, medication, environment, and host physiology. Seasonal…
The intestinal tract is a major site of communication between the microbial community, epithelial barrier, and immune system. This relationship has made…
Feeding schedules influence more than calorie intake. The timing, frequency, and composition of meals can shape gastrointestinal motility, substrate…