Nutrition of the dog and cat : Waltham Symposium number 7 /

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Meeting name:Waltham Symposium (7th : 1985 : Queen's College Cambridge)
Imprint:Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 1989.
Description:xi, 417 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/1054344
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Other authors / contributors:Burger, I. H.
Rivers, J. P. W.
ISBN:052133019X
Notes:"Based on papers originally presented at the 7th Waltham Symposium on Recent Advances in Dog and Cat Nutrition held at Queen's College Cambridge in August 1985"--P. ix.
Includes index.
Includes bibliographical references.
Table of Contents:
  • 1. Why dogs and cats?
  • 2. The current consensus in dog and cat nutrition
  • 3. The 1985 revision of the National Research Council nutrient requirements of dogs and its impact on the pet food industry
  • 4. Optimal ranges of actual nutrients
  • 5. Comparative aspects of nutrition and metabolism of dogs and cats
  • 6. Allometric considerations in the nutrition of dogs
  • 7. Bodyweight changes and energy intakes of cats during gestations and lactation
  • 8. Nutrition, anaerobic and aerobic exercise and stress
  • 9. Feeding behaviour of the cat
  • 10. Protein in the nutrition of dogs and cats
  • 11. Tryptophan metabolism in the cat
  • 12. Is carbohydrate essential for pregnancy and lactation in dogs?
  • 13. The effects of carbohydrate-free diets contatining different levels of protein on reproduction in the bitch
  • 14. The use of different sources of raw and heated starch in the ration of weaned kittens
  • 15. Pathogenesis of lactose-induced diarrhoea and its prevention by enzymatic splitting of lactose
  • 16. Salt intake, animal health and hypertension: should sleeping dogs lie?
  • 17. Calcium metabolism and skeletal development in dogs
  • 18. The effects of the overfeeding of a balanced complete commercial diet to a group of growing
  • 19. The role of zinc in canine and feline nutrition
  • 20. Factors determining the essential fatty acid requirements of the cat
  • 21. Lipoprotein cholesterol distribution in experimentally induced canine cholestatis
  • 22. The role of fluid in the feline urological syndrome
  • 23. The role of diet in feline struvite urolithiasis syndrome
  • 24. Canine and feline nutrition: future perspectives
  • Appendices
  • Index