are novel allergen or hydrolysed diets an effective means of reducing the gastro-intestinal signs in dogs with inflammatory bowel disease when compared to oral prednisolone?

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Abstract

Clinical bottom line

Novel allergen or hydrolysed diets are a valid modality for the management of gastro-intestinal symptoms in dogs with chronic enteropathy, however bias in case selection in the literature means a direct comparison of dietary modification versus prednisolone was not able to be achieved. Further prospective trials would be needed to better answer this PICO.


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Authors ;Adam Swallow
Journal unep eia training resource manual, case studies from developing countries
Year 2017
DOI
10.18849/ve.v2i1.56
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https://veterinaryevidence.org/index.php/ve/article/view/56
Keywords
diet inflammatory bowel disease canine dogs chronic enteropathyveterinary medicine

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