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Nutritionals

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Dr. David Díez Arias - 21/06/2024

Control of rapid transit in breeding sows

Rapid intestinal transit in pregnant and lactating sows is a very important problem for the productive performance of both, the sows and the piglets, since the digested feed is not assimilated in its entirety...


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Dr. David Díez Arias - 25/10/2023

Strengthening of digestive functions by physiological stimulation of intestinal cells

The conditions of large-scale farming and the genetic potential of the different breeds of livestock mean that the digestive tract is exposed to very high production pressure...


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Biovet S.A. - 25/04/2023

Food Allergy in Dog

Food allergy (FA) is defined as “all immune-mediated reactions following food intake”, in contrast with food intolerance (FI), which is non-immune-mediated.


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Biovet S.A. - 1/02/2023

Role of linoleic acid in pet and poultry feeds

Linoleic acid can be added in pet and poultry feed formulations. It is a precursor of fatty acids called omega-6...


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Dr. José Luis Rodríguez - 1/12/2022

Annual work calendar of the fishmeal industry in Peru

Fishmeal in Peru is made from anchovy, which is the only species allowed by the Peruvian state.


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Elisabeta Ionita - 22/11/2022

The most popular dog breeds in Japan

The most famous dog breeds today are the Toy Poodle, the Chihuahua, the Shiba Inu (Japanese dog breed) and Miniature Dachshunds. The most common reason for choosing small breed dogs is lack of space and ease of cleaning.


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