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Go to the source.
- Dobenecker et al. (2024): specific collagen peptides in 31 dogs ↗Canine clinical study
- Simpson et al. (2023): hydrolyzed fish diets in dogs ↗Canine diet trial
- He et al. (2022): BPC-157 pharmacokinetics in rats and dogs ↗Preclinical pharmacokinetics
- FDA: Unapproved animal drugs ↗US regulatory guidance
- FDA: Regulation of pet food ↗US regulatory guidance
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