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Despite the expanding population of senior pets, scientists observed that nutritional recommendations remain largely based on research conducted in younger animals. In a literature review published in the journal Animals, they examined what scientists know about nutrition for aging dogs and cats, identify the biggest gaps in current knowledge and outline the research priorities needed to develop evidence-based nutritional guidelines for senior companion animals.
Source: PETFOOD Industry, July 1, 2026. Link.
More than one-third of the world’s dogs and cats are now considered seniors, increasing demand for evidence-based nutritional strategies that support healthy aging.”
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