Nutritional Value of Extruded Dog Food with Mechanically Separated Chicken Meat or Meat By-products.

@inproceedings{Meineri2019NutritionalVO,
  title={Nutritional Value of Extruded Dog Food with Mechanically Separated Chicken Meat or Meat By-products.},
  author={Giorgia Meineri and Pier Giorgio Peiretti and Sonia Tassone and Alessia Candellone and Erica Longato and N. Russo and Daniele Pattono and Liviana Prola},
  year={2019}
}
The objectives of this study were: (a) to evaluate the effect of inclusion of mechanically separated chicken meat (MSCM) in dry dog food on fatty acid profile, in vivo and in vitro digestibility, and palatability as compared with dry dog food containing meat by-products (MBP); (b) to determine, whether or not, the inclusion of the one or the other ingredient changes the microbiology and the storage quality of the two food products; (c) to propose a new system (DaisyII Incubator) to measure the… 
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