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Dermatoses d’origine nutritionnelle
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Les différentes manifestations d’une dermatose nutritionnelle chez le chat sont répertoriées dans le Tableau 2.
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> Carence en protéines
Le poil est constitué de 95% de protéines, principalement des acides aminés soufrés comme la méthionine et la cystine. La croissance et le renouvellement de la peau réquisitionnent également 30 % des protéines alimentaires (Scott et coll, 2001). Toute situation modifiant les besoins en protéines altère la qualité de la peau et du pelage et induit les lésions suivantes: squamosis généralisé, décoloration du poil, faible croissance du poil, chutes de poil, poil fin, terne et cassant. […]
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1College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, USA. 2Royal Canin Research Centre, Aimargues, France.
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