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Towards establishing no observed adverse effect levels (NOAEL) for different sources of dietary phosphorus in feline adult diets: results from a 7 month feeding study

2020-09-01

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High dietary phosphorus (P), particularly soluble salts, may contribute to chronic kidney disease development in cats. The aim of this study was to assess the safety of P supplied at 1g/1000kcal from a highly soluble P salt in P-rich dry format feline diets. Seventy-five healthy adult cats (n=25/group) were fed either a low P control (1.4g/1000 kcal; calcium:phosphorus ratio, Ca:P 0.97) or one of two test diets wi...

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a5d617e3-84c8-52a9-b3c2-96a53ceed746
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10.1101/2020.09.01.276907
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