Food for thought: New data on nutrition for veterinary clients
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dvm360dvm360 August 2019
Volume 50
Issue 8
Find out how often veterinarians discuss nutrition with clients, how often clients ask and the biggest prompt for discussion in this data from the 2019 dvm360 Nutrition Study.
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The tasty new data from our most recent survey is in.
Source: 2019 dvm360 Nutrition Study (Illustration by Nicholette Haigler)
The 2019 dvm360 Nutrition Study was sent by email to subscribers of dvm360 magazine, Vetted and Firstline. The survey generated 252 responses from veterinarians, creating a margin of error of about 3 percentage points (although sample sizes-and statistical reliability-on individual questions may be considerably lower). Numbers may not equal 100% due to rounding.
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