Lean-fed Labrador retrievers had a lower estimated biological age than heavier littermates by midlife. The lean-fed dogs also lived nearly 2 years longer.
|Articles|February 1, 2009
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Gross revenue from pet food sales at Meadow Hills Veterinary Center continues to grow, even during the current economic recession.
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Senior pets rarely come in with just one problem. Nutrition that addresses cognitive decline, joint pain, and coexisting conditions together can help keep aging patients sharp, mobile, and engaged.
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