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See detailAn epidemiological study of canine obesity
Lhoest, E.; Detilleux, Johann ULg; Vandenheede, Marc ULg et al

Conference (2005)

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See detailHow vets and veterinary students feed their own dogs
Lhoest, E.; Detilleux, Johann ULg; Vandenheede, M. et al

in Proceedings of the 9th Congress ESVCN (2005)

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See detailWater intake is influenced by feeding frequency and energy allowance in cats
Kirschvink, N.; Lhoest, E.; Leemans, J. et al

in Proceedings of the 9th Congress ESVCN (2005)

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See detailAnalysis of canine and feline uroliths in the Benelux. A retrospective study 1994-2005
de Lovinfosse, T.; Detilleux, Johann ULg; Picavet, P. et al

in Proceedings of the 9th Congress ESVCN (2005)

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See detailThyroid hormones in obese dogs submitted to a weight loss protocol
Jeusette, Isabelle; Daminet, Sylvie; Detilleux, Johann ULg et al

in Obesity Reviews : An Official Journal of the International Association for the Study of Obesity (2005), 6

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See detailBovine meat production from culled females
Cabaraux, Jean-François ULg; Dufrasne, Isabelle ULg; Roux, Marc et al

in Productions Animales (2005), 18(1), 37-48

In the European Union, half of slaughtered adult cattle are female, including 60 % of adult cows and 40 % of heifers, mainly from dairy races. The animals are culled for multiple reasons that vary from ... [more ▼]

In the European Union, half of slaughtered adult cattle are female, including 60 % of adult cows and 40 % of heifers, mainly from dairy races. The animals are culled for multiple reasons that vary from one country to another and even from one herd to another. Fattening is therefore more difficult and haphazard than that of young bulls, due to the heterogeneity of their characteristics at the culling time, such as: age, race and format, medical and physiological statutes, and body condition score. The methods of finishing (outside or inside) and of feeding are also significant sources of variation. This article proposes to review the principal factors influencing the finishing of culled females. [less ▲]

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See detailAdipocyte fatty acid-binding protein expression and mitochondrial activity as indicators of intramuscular fat content in young bulls
Barnola, I.; Hocquette, Jean-François; Cassar-Malek, I. et al

in Indicators of milk and beef quality (2005)

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See detailRelationship between leptin and adiposity in three cattle breeds
Daix, Marie; Pirotte, Cécile; Bister, Jean-Loup et al

in Acta Physiologica 2005; Volume 185 (2005)

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See detailTechnique NIR : alternative pour le dosage des acides gras.
Meulemans, Alexandra; Dufrasne, Isabelle ULg; Istasse, Louis ULg

Report (2004)

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See detailLipids metabolism and hyperlipidaemia in the dog
Jeusette, Isabelle; Istasse, Louis ULg; Diez, Marianne ULg

in Annales de Médecine Vétérinaire (2004), 148(2), 79-89

This synthesis aims to summarize lipids metabolism in the dog. The different aetiology and diagnostic of primary or secondary hyperlipidaemia in dog are reviewed. The nutritional treatment and more ... [more ▼]

This synthesis aims to summarize lipids metabolism in the dog. The different aetiology and diagnostic of primary or secondary hyperlipidaemia in dog are reviewed. The nutritional treatment and more particularly the use of dietary fibres are discussed. [less ▲]

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