Increased dietary vitamin D was associated with increased circulating vitamin D with no observable adverse effects in adult dogs

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RT @FrontVetScience: New Research: Increased dietary vitamin D was associated with increased circulating vitamin D with no observable adver…

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New Research: Increased dietary vitamin D was associated with increased circulating vitamin D with no observable adverse effects in adult dogs: Introduction There is no consensus for the optimum concentration of vitamin D, although a minimum… #VetScience

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