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Pet Health - Protein, Amino Acids, Enzymes

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      new window All Meat Rations Description: ProVet healthcare information article that explains why all meat rations are dangerous to pets. (provet.co.uk)
new window Amino Acids and Cancer Description: ProVet pet healthcare information article discussing the practice of restricting amino acids that are essential for the growth of tumour cells in an attempt to benefit the patient. (provet.co.uk)
new window Arginine Monograph Description: Description, properties and actions of arginine with respect to pets. (neuro.vetmed.ufl.edu)
new window Chicken: The Complete Protein Source Description: Iams Company article on what chicken ingredients are used in pet food, what is natural chicken flavor, and why internal organs and bone are included in chicken by-product meal. (iams.com)
new window Glutamine Description: ProVet pet healthcare information article on glutamine and gastrointestinal disease. (provet.co.uk)
new window Lamb Meal Description: Iams Company article on what lamb meal is, how lamb meals can differ and how lamb meals are used in pet foods. (iams.com)
new window Protein Description: Article on protein and its functions, essential and non-essential amino acids, protein quality, the protein cycle, the urea cycle, and protein deficiency. (speedyvet.com)
new window Raw Egg White Description: ProVet healthcare information article discussing whether raw egg whites are harmful to pets. (provet.co.uk)
new window Taurine for Pets Description: iVillage article by Dr. Shawn Messioner on the importance of the amino acid taurine to dogs and cats. (ivillage.com)
new window Vegetarian Cats and Dogs Description: HappyPets articel which recommends against a vegetarian diet for dogs and cats. (happypets.addr.com)
 




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