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Client handout: How to conduct a limited-antigen diet trial
Help pet owners get a handle on their pets nutrition needs with this printable tool.
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When pets show signs of an adverse reaction to food, pet owners may not understand the complexities of a diet trial and why just switching Fluffy to a different food won't necessarily work. Use this handout to help educate clients about the reasoning behind the specific diet recommended, and give them tips on successful trial completion, like not giving treats!
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