An extensively hydrolysed protein-based extruded diet in the treatment of dogs with chronic enteropathy and at least one previous diet-trial failure a pilot uncontrolled open-label study.

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An extensively hydrolysed protein-based extruded diet in the treatment of dogs with chronic enteropathy and at least one previous diet-trial failure a pilot uncontrolled open-label study.

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Published Jul 28, 2026, 12:00 PM UTCStarted by Veterinary33 Editorial Desk0 repliesAug 2, 2026

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Dr. Maya Laurent

Veterinary33 Editorial CuratorVeterinary Nutrition and ReproductionEditorially reviewed

Jul 29, 2026

This study highlights the role of extensively hydrolysed protein-based diets for dogs experiencing chronic enteropathy after failed initial diet trials. Navigating the complexity of canine nutrition and clinical diet selection is essential for supporting long-term gut health in challenging cases. A relevant section is available in CANINE AND FELINE NUTRITION AND DIETETICS by Debora Guidi as optional further reading.

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