Nutrition

LEE DANKS in the second in a series of monthly columns from Royal Canin exploring a wide range of clinical conundrums, looks at how to manage a case of metabolic (urate) bladder stones

LEE DANKS in this first in a new series of monthly columns from Royal Canin exploring a wide range of clinical conundrums, looks at how to manage a case of mixed urinary stones

“ARE vets to blame for the epidemic of pet obesity?” was the question raised by Dan Chan at the London Vet Show last month. Mr Chan is senior lecturer in emergency and critical care and head of the Nu…

Feeding practices of dog breeders in the United States and CanadaKevin Connolly and others, Tufts University, North Grafton, MassachusettsGood nutrition is essential in breeding animals to optimise fe…

Lee Danks in this last in a series of columns from Royal Canin looks at the role of L-tryptophan and alpha-casozepine in veterinary diets and whether they can have a positive impact on anxiety.

Lee Danks in this latest in a series of columns from Royal Canin focusing on innovations in small animal nutrition, looks at the roles of macronutrients calcium and phosphorus in veterinary diets.

Lee Danks in this latest in a series of columns from Royal Canin focusing on innovations in small animal nutrition, looks at the growing role of vegetable proteins in veterinary diets.

Lee Danks in this ninth in a series from Royal Canin focusing on innovations in small animal nutrition looks at the benefits of sodium polyphosphates in veterinary diets with regard to dental health

Ian Williams in this eighth in a series from Royal Canin on up-to-date knowledge behind nutrients of bene t to dogs and cats looks at the bene ts of B vitamins in veterinary diets...

Ian Williams, in this seventh in a series from Royal Canin on up-to-date knowledge behind nutrients, looks at the benefits of branched-chain amino acids in veterinary diets

Nick Thompson continues his series on the feeding of dogs and cats with raw food with a discussion of the many issues arising and how they should be handled.

Ian Williams in this sixth in a series from Royal Canin on the latest knowledge behind nutrients that can be of bene t to cats and dogs discusses the importance of fatty acids

Nick Thompson continues his series on the feeding of dogs and cats with raw food with a summary of ways of creating such a diet as well as how not to do it and ingredients not to use.

Ian Williams in this fifth in a series from Royal Canin focusing on the latest knowledge on nutrients for cats and dogs looks at energy requirements and the recent changes to feeding guidelines...

Nick Thompson continues his series of the feeding of dogs and cats with raw food with a discussion of the practical considerations and the need to ensure that clients understand what they are doing

Ian Williams in this fourth in a series of columns from Royal Canin focusing on the latest knowledge behind nutrients that can be of benefit to cats and dogs, looks at antioxidants...

Ian Williams in this third in a series of articles from Royal Canin on the latest knowledge behind nutrients that can be of benefit to cats and dogs, looks at green-lipped mussels...

Ian Williams in this second article in the series from Royal Canin on the latest knowledge on nutrients that can be of benefit to dogs and cats, looks at hydrolysed proteins

Nick Thompson begins a series discussing the feeding of cats and dogs with raw food claiming ‘it’s a logical way to treat many of the chronic pathologies that bog down daily practice’

Ian Williams presents the first in a new series of monthly columns from Royal Canin, focused on the latest knowledge behind nutrients that can be of benefit to cats and dogs