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Lactose intolerance in dogs A Fact or A Myth
Lactose intolerance in dogs is often misunderstood in everyday practice. While many pet owners believe all dogs can safely consume milk, gastrointestinal disturbances after dairy intake are frequently reported. This session breaks down the science behind lactose digestion in dogs, explains why some dogs develop intolerance after weaning, and helps differentiate between lactose intolerance and milk allergy.
Designed for veterinary students and junior practitioners, the webinar focuses on recognising clinical signs, taking a proper dietary history, advising clients appropriately, and managing mild to moderate cases in clinical settings. Practical feeding guidance, common myths, and real-world case insights make this session highly relevant for small animal practice.
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