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Calcium-excess causes subclinical changes of bone growth in Beagles but not in Foxhound-crossbred dogs, as measured in X-rays.
Journal of animal physiology and animal nutrition - 1 Oct 2006
Dobenecker B, Kasbeitzer N, Flinspach S, Köstlin R, Matis U, Kienzle E
Abstract excerpt
Numerous investigations and reports have covered the potential negative effects of an excess of calcium (Ca) in the skeletal development of young dogs. However, it still remains unclear why not all puppies, particularly of larger breeds, develop clinical signs of skeletal disorders after an overexposure to Ca. This trial with the small Beagle breed and a larger Foxhound-crossbred dog (with an adult weight of...
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