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Needed by nnormal dogs and cats. Under normal circumstances, therefore, it is completely unnecessary to supplement the rations of these animals with protein, energy, fatty acids, vitamins, or minerals. We have tried to show that, in addition to being unnecessary, supplementation of the rations of normal animals may be quite dangerous, leading to serious-indeed, sometimes fatal-clinical consequences. Pet food manufacturers have responded to newer information regarding increased requirements for specific nutrients such as taurine and potassium. Thus, supplements of these nutrients, as well, are unnecessary in the absence of specific clinical indications. As practitioners, we should be wary of beneficial effects claimed for nutritional supplements. Anecdotal comments, in particular, should be discounted completely. Objective data, including statistical evaluation demonstrating efficacy, should be demanded before accepting claims for such products. Finally, the use of nutritional supplements should be restricted to those cases in which specific clinical problems dictate their use. DNAL SF601.V523. pet-animals veterinary-practice overfeeding- adverse-effects epidemiology-. 20. Reddy, T. S., Armstrong, D., & Bazan, N. G. 1985 ; . Arachidonic acid and other long-chain fatty acids in canine ceroid lipofuscinosis. Distribution in glycerolipids, metabolism, and pathophysiological correlations. Neurochem Pathol, 3 2 ; , 83-97. Dogs with canine ceroid lipofuscinosis CCL ; + show an abnormal EEG as early as 5 mo age and exhibited either severe disorganization or very low amplitudes by 24 mo. Ceroid particles accumulate with age and, within neurons, have a unique characteristic appearance consisting of lamellar patterns enclosed by a single unit membrane. Although the etiology of their formation has not been fully elucidated, isolated particles are enriched in phospholipids. Our present studies have examined microsomal enzymes involved in phospholipid synthesis and turnover and demonstrate that the acyl group composition of cerebral lipids from animals with CCL is similar to that from controls. However, the activation of palmitic, linoleic, arachidonic, and docosahexaenoic acids into their Coenzyme A thiol ester forms was significantly lower in cerebral and cerebellar microsomes of the diseased dogs than in those of the controls. In addition, the incorporation of arachidonic acid into phospholipids was significantly decreased in affected animals. These results suggest that the metabolism of arachidonic acid plays an important role in the pathogenesis of ceroid lipofuscinosis. 21. Campbell, K. L., & Davis, C. A. 1990 ; . Effects of thyroid hormones on serum and cutaneous fatty acid concentrations in dogs. J Vet Res, 51 5 ; , 752-756. Includes references. The effects of thyroid hormones on the serum and cutaneous fatty acid concentration profiles of dogs were evaluated. Thyroidectomized dogs had significant P 0.05 ; increases in serum oleic acid and linoleic acid concentrations, and decreases in concentration of dihomo-gamma-linolenic acid, arachidonic acid, and other elongation products of fatty acid metabolism. These changes were reversed in response to thyroid hormone replacement. Similar changes were found in cutaneous fatty acid concentration profiles. Thus, in dogs, thyroid hormones may be involved in the regulation of fatty acid delta-6-desaturase activity. DNAL 41.8-AM3A. dogs- thyroid-hormones fatty-acids blood-serum lipid-metabolism thyroidectomy- enzymes- enzymeactivity acyl-coa-desaturase hormonal-control delta-6-desaturase- canine. 22. Casali, R. E., Hale, J. A., LeNarz, L., Faas, F., & Morris, M. D. 1986 ; . Improved graft patency associated with altered platelet function induced by marine fatty acids in dogs. J Surg Res, 40 1 ; , 6-12. Female mongrel dogs fed a marine fish diet rich in long-chain polyenoic fatty acids had improved patency of small-diameter arterial prosthetic grafts as compared to controls. Also, in vivo platelet function as measured by bleeding times was significantly prolonged. Eicosapentaenoic acid, not found in the serum of control animals, was present in relatively high concentrations in both the serum and a plateletrich fraction of the marine oil-fed group. Eicosapentaenoic acid, unlike arachidonic acid, does not induce platelet aggregation and this phenomonon may account for the altered platelet function demonstrated in our animals and hence the improved graft patency. These data lend further support to the role of platelets in determining the patency of vascular grafts. 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