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Nutrition & Health
The complexities of our pets' bodies and how they function at their best are miraculous and deep. These pet health articles touch on the extensive science and nutritional research that goes into every Pro Plan® formulation.
Protein as Body Fuel
To understand the importance of protein as a nutrient in a dog's diet involves taking a journey into the science of cellular biology.
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The Function of Fats
A close-up look at the role of fat in canine diets shows that its nutritional value extends far beyond providing a readily digestible, highly palatable, and dense source of energy.
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Protein & Weight Management
An overweight dog may be susceptible to many health problems.
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Nutrients in Pet Foods
A pet's nutritional health depends on receiving the correct amounts and proportions of nutrients from the six required groups: water, protein, fat, carbohydrates, minerals, and vitamins.
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Understanding Calcium
A deeper understanding of the role of calcium helps us avoid potential risks in our pets' diets.
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The Impact of Nutrition on Immune Function
Healthy immune function in dogs, as in any species, is vital to survival.
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The Role of Nutrition in Genetic Expression
Knowledge has increased regarding the way nutrient modification can alter the expression of genetic potential.
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Healthy Skin & Haircoat: The Importance of Nutrition
A pet's skin and haircoat are among the most visible signs of health and vitality.
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Obesity: The Leading Nutritional Disorder in Pets
Obesity is the leading nutritional disorder among dogs and cats. Studies suggest that over 30 percent of dogs and approximately 12 percent of cats examined at veterinary clinics are overweight.
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Gerontology: Prolonging Health Through Nutrition
While maximum lifespan appears to be predetermined by genetics, how much of that potential lifespan is survived can be influenced by numerous factors, including environment and nutrition.
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Learn more:
Balancing Nutrients To Meet A Dog’s Nutritional Needs
The Dog’s Digestive System: Watch What Your Dog Eats!
Protein’s Role In Immune Functioning
