Заболевания собак, связанные с породной предрасположенностью и неправильно подобранной диетой

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Дата публикации 21 июня 2022 г. 764 просмотра

Заключение

Знание особенностей различных пород собак и их породной предрасположенности к заболеваниям оказывает значительную помощь в повседневной практике ветеринарного врача, часто позволяя быстрее поставить правильный диагноз. Многие заболевания, для которых существует породная предрасположенность, обусловлены также и рационом животного, поэтому правильно подобранная диета позволяет улучшить ведение таких пациентов.

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