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Why are so many of our pets overweight?
The Conversation US Dr. Deborah Linder examines how our relationships and interactions with our pets may be contributing to their obesity in her piece for ...
By:Cummings School
December 26, 2017
Why are so many of our pets overweight?

The Conversation US

Dr. Deborah Linder examines how our relationships and interactions with our pets may be contributing to their obesity in her piece for The Conversation US.

Read full article here: https://theconversation.com/why-are-so-many-of-our-pets-overweight-85958

Posted in: Cat, Cummings in the News, Dog, Foster Hospital, Hospitals and Clinics, Nutrition, Small Animal Services, Small Animal Species, Species
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