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Comorbidités associées au surpoids et à l’obésité chez le chien et le chat
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L’obésité est une maladie préoccupante chez le chien et le chat domestiques, la littérature indiquant que jusqu’à 35 % des chiens et chats adultes aux Etats-Unis sont en surpoids ou obèses (1-4). Plusieurs maladies chroniques ont été associées au surpoids et à l’obésité chez le chien et le chat, dont l’arthrose, les cardiopathies et le diabète sucré, ainsi que l’hypothyroïdie chez le chien (5, 6). L’objectif de cette analyse de population était de fournir une évaluation récente de ces comorbidités chroniques dans la population des petits animaux aux Etats-Unis.
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