DIETA CASEIRA DESBALANCEADA PODE CAUSAR PROBLEMAS DE SAÚDE

No Brasil, não existem dados epidemiológicos sobre dermatoses nutricionais em cães e gatos. Estima-se, no entanto, que o emprego de dietas caseiras desbalanceadas e má qualidade de alimentos comerciais possam levar a deficiências ou excessos de nutrientes.

A reportagem sobre o tema está na edição nº 249 da C&G VF.

Abaixo as referências bibliográficas utilizadas pela autora no artigo que pode ser encontrado na edição 249, de maio, na editoria Nutrologia.

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Fonte: Redação Cães&Gatos VET FOOD.