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The document discusses adverse food reactions in dogs and cats, identifying common food allergens and intolerances. It also covers managing canine osteoarthritis through nutritional support that reduces pain and inflammation while protecting joint structures. Prescription diets from Hill's contain ingredients like omega-3 fatty acids, glucosamine, and carnitine to support dogs with food sensitivities or osteoarthritis.
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