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Spring 2014
Two studies examined the effects of 3 commercial cat diets varying in glycemic index (GI) based on ingredient composition and starch content (34.1, 29.5, and 23.6% NFE for high, medium, and low GI, respectively) on metabolizable energy (ME), indirect calorimetry and blood measurements. In Study...
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Veterinary compounding: In vitro assessment of Methimazole-based foam for feline hyperthyroidism
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Veterinary compounding: In vitro assessment of Methimazole-based foam for feline hyperthyroidism Areej Alshikhey, Raimar Löbenberg, Michael Doschak Objective: Hyperthyroidism is one of the most common feline endocrine disorders due to excess production of active thyroid hormone in middle-aged...