Control of canine voluntary food intake
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Dec 15, 2005
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Jun 13, 2005
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Jun 14, 2004
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Proteinase inhibitors are found to be a satiety aid when orally administered to dogs prior to a meal. Specifically, potato proteinase inhibitor 2 (PI2) by daily oral administration to groups of dogs showed a reduction in daily food intake in a crossover study. Analysis of food intake data during three separate treatment periods showed that animals that received the highest dose of PI2 ate significantly less on average than untreated animals. Analysis of food intake data confirmed that food intake decreased in a dose response manner with PI2 treatment. Therefore, a dietary aid for pets that incorporates PI2 could provide a pet owner with an additional resource to help their pet consume less food.
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