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Barbara T
MemberMy interest in human nutrition has been sparked lately by the newest research on ketogenic nutrition (not diabetic ketoacidosis), and since humans and canines have similar nutritional needs andhave evolved together over the centuries, I’ve been wondering about modified ketogenic nutrition for our dogs – this would translate simply into higher protein and good fats and much less carbohydrate. I’ve been searching for information abut this, but can’t seem to locate any, so if anyone has any suggestions, I would appreciate your sharing them with me. Thanks. Barbara T.
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