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This week on Genome Barks, we welcome Chad Reese, Assistant Brand Manager for Veterinary Diets with Nestle Purina PetCare Company. Mr. Reese outlines several therapeutic diets from Purina available exclusively through your veterinarian, including diets for joint mobility, allergies and gastrointestinal issues. Mr. Reese also discusses some of the science b […]
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This week we welcome Dr. Vicki Meyers-Wallen, a certified theriogenologist at Cornell University's College of Veterinary Medicine. Recorded at the recent Breeders’ Symposium hosted by Cornell University’s Baker Institute for Animal Health, Dr. Meyers-Wallen discusses the finer points of choosing a sire and dam as well as timing the breeding, various in […]
American Kennel Club and the Canine Health Foundation
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American Kennel Club and the Canine Health Foundation
This week on Genome Barks we welcome Dr. Gail Czarnecki-Mauldin, Senior Research Nutritionist with Nestle Purina. Dr. Czarnecki-Mauldin received her PhD in Nutrition from the University of Illinois. She discusses the use of probiotics in dogs, including explaining the difference between beneficial and harmful bacteria, differences among microflora, and ind […]
American Kennel Club and the Canine Health Foundation