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Dr Fox: Risks of feeding pets raw meats

Dear Readers: I strongly advise against feeding dogs, cats and ferrets any raw meats because of bacterial contamination from inhumanely raised factory farmed animals. Raw meat is likely to carry

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DDW top 10: Gallstone disease, benefits of dog ownership, alcoholic hepatitis

Here are Healio’s top 10 peer-tested articles from Digestive Disease Week 2022, which highlight research on restrictive diets, gallstone disease, dog ownership and Crohn’s disease, COVID-19 antibody response and more.Two restrictive diets were superior in reducing symptoms compared with optimized medical treatment alone in patients with irritable bowel syndrome.

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Children who grow up with dogs are better protected from Crohn s disease, claims study

Children who grow up with dogs are better protected from Crohn s disease, claims study
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Growing Up With a Pooch Could Be Key to Protecting Against Crohn s Disease

Growing up with a dog early in life may have a protective effect against Crohn’s disease, new research suggests.

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Toddlers Who Grow Up With Dogs May Less Likely Develop Crohn s Disease as Adults, Study Shows

Crohn's disease is a common hereditary inflammatory bowel disease that may lead to debilitating and life-threatening complications if the patient's immune system is down.

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