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Interesting feeding study

Springwell · 2021-06-10 19:22:33

Link to paper (open access) Study of cardiac function in apparently healthy dogs fed a variety of dry foods, some grain free, some grain inclusive and within those some containing peas/legumes/potatoes and some not. Short version: Troponin and Taurine levels (one a marker of cardiac injury and one can be elevated in…

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Link to paper (open access)

Study of cardiac function in apparently healthy dogs fed a variety of dry foods, some grain free, some grain inclusive and within those some containing peas/legumes/potatoes and some not.

Short version: Troponin and Taurine levels (one a marker of cardiac injury and one can be elevated in presence of cardiomyocyte injury) elevated in dogs fed peas/legumes/potatoes. Doesn't correlate with the recent Golden Retriever study examining cardiac function and grain free feeding which is interesting.

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