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Have You Heard? What you need to know about raw food diets
What concerns and advice you should have if your clients are considering these diets.
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A recent review of research data on feeding these types of diets looked at what concerns and advice you should have if your clients are considering them.
Schlesinger DP, Joffe DJ. Raw food diets in companion animals: a critical review.
Can Vet J
2011;52(1):50–54.
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