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Research Asset Template Article

This research paper tells us lots of things about lots of things. This summary is 1-3 sentences and also appears in the “at a glance” column on related pages.

Last Reviewed Date: 01/22/25

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This section describes in plainer English what the research paper is about and why it matters. Think of this as uncle Vince explaining why this study is cool and how it’s relevant.

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This research is so important because it’s all about how great dogs are and how we can help them.

Key Point

The study looked at lots of other studies to form a mega conglomerate study of all the best dog research to use for this beautiful template.

We might like using bullet points in these overviews so let’s make sure we know what they look like.

Bullet points:

Dog cuteness: very
Dog love: necessary
Dog smell: subjective
Puppies: yes

In conclusion, this research connects to lots of things and is objectively awesome.

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Weight (lb)	Weight (kg)	Osteoarthritis	Cardiovascular	Kidney Disease	Hyperlipidemia	Inflammatory
12 lb	5.44 kg	1,205 mg	447 mg	545 mg	467 mg	486 mg
25 lb	11.34 kg	2,207 mg	819 mg	997 mg	854 mg	890 mg
50 lb	22.68 kg	3,922 mg	1,455 mg	1,771 mg	1,518 mg	1,581 mg
75 lb	34.02 kg	5,373 mg	1,993 mg	2,427 mg	2,080 mg	2,166 mg
100 lb	45.36 kg	6,761 mg	2,508 mg	3,054 mg	2,617 mg	2,726 mg
125 lb	56.70 kg	8,097 mg	3,004 mg	3,657 mg	3,134 mg	3,265 mg
150 lb	68.04 kg	9,390 mg	3,484 mg	4,241 mg	3,634 mg	3,786 mg

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247.195	Animal		Animals are organisms that consume other living things for energy, distinguishing them from plants, which produce energy through photosynthesis, and fungi, which absorb nutrients from organic matter. Animal-derived foods, both terrestrial and aquatic, provide essential nutrients like proteins, fats, vitamins, and minerals.	https://www.bernies.com/?post_type=bu-food-meta&p=247195	10	Animal research is important in this fake template research article.

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247.544	Fish		Fish are nutrient-dense aquatic animals that serve as primary sources of high-quality protein and omega-3 fatty acids.	https://www.bernies.com/?post_type=bu-food-type&p=247544	10	Fish research is important in this fake template research article.

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247.217	Fish Oil		Fish oil is derived from the tissues of a variety of fish species, including both small oily fish like anchovies and sardines, as well as larger species such as salmon and mackerel. It is a rich source of omega-3 fatty acids, particularly EPA and DHA.	https://www.bernies.com/?post_type=bu-food-component-gr&p=247217	10	Fish oil research is important in this fake template research article.

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247.216	Anchovy		Anchovies are small, nutrient-rich fish commonly found in marine environments, offering high levels of omega-3 fatty acids and protein, making them valuable in both whole food and supplemental forms.	https://www.bernies.com/?post_type=bu-food&p=247216	10	Anchovies were featured in this fake template research article.
248.960	Pollock		Pollock is a fish with two main species: Alaskan pollock, also known as walleye pollock, which is found in the North Pacific, and Atlantic pollock from the North Atlantic. Alaskan pollock is more commonly used due to its abundance, high protein content, and sustainable fishing practices that prioritize environmental stewardship.	https://www.bernies.com/?post_type=bu-food&p=248960	10	Pollock were featured in this fake template research article.

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247.545	Anchovy Oil		Anchovy oil is a fish oil derived from anchovies, small ocean fish low on the food chain. This positioning makes them a cleaner source of omega-3 fatty acids, as they accumulate fewer toxins compared to larger fish, while still providing high levels of EPA and DHA for joint, cardiovascular, and skin health.	https://www.bernies.com/?post_type=bu-food-component&p=247545	10	Anchovy oil was studied in this fake template research article.
248.957	Pollock Oil		Pollock oil is a fish oil primarily sourced from wild Alaskan pollock (Gadus chalcogrammus), known for its sustainability and rich omega-3 content, particularly EPA and DHA. It is considered a cleaner alternative to oils from larger fish, such as tuna and mackerel.	https://www.bernies.com/?post_type=bu-food-component&p=248957	10	Pollock oil was studied in this fake template research article.

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247.564	Macronutrient		Macronutrients are the primary nutrients required in large amounts by the body for energy and essential biological functions. In dogs, the three macronutrients are proteins, fats, and carbohydrates, each playing a key role in growth, maintenance, and overall health.	https://www.bernies.com/?post_type=bu-nutrient-meta&p=247564	10	Macronutrients were featured in this fake template research article. Macronutrients are different from micronutrients.

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247.563	Fat		Fat is an essential macronutrient that provides concentrated energy, supports the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins, and plays a key role in inflammation regulation and hormone production.	https://www.bernies.com/?post_type=bu-nutrient-class&p=247563	10	Fats were studied in this fake template research article. Scientists studied how fat is affected by this unique phenomenon.

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247.565	Unsaturated Fats		Unsaturated Fats are fats that are typically liquid at room temperature, including monounsaturated and polyunsaturated types. They play a key role in heart health and inflammation regulation, with omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids being especially important for dogs.	https://www.bernies.com/?post_type=bu-nutrient-type&p=247565	10	Unsaturated Fats were studied in this fake template research article because of their unique composition. Scientists studied why the structure of Unsaturated fats is relevant to dogs.

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247.569	Omega-3 Fats		Omega-3 fatty acids are essential polyunsaturated fats that play key roles in reducing inflammation, supporting brain and heart function, and promoting overall health. They must be balanced with omega-6 fatty acids, which support immune function and cell growth but can contribute to inflammation if consumed in excess relative to omega-3s.	https://www.bernies.com/?post_type=bu-nutrient-subtype&p=247569	8	Omega-3 Fats were studied in this fake template research article because of their unique composition. Scientists studied why the structure of Omega-3 fats is relevant to dogs.
248.983	Omega-6 Fats		Omega-6 fatty acids are essential polyunsaturated fats that support immune function, skin health, and cell growth. While necessary for overall well-being, they need to be balanced with omega-3 fatty acids, as excess omega-6 relative to omega-3 can contribute to inflammation in dogs.	https://www.bernies.com/?post_type=bu-nutrient-subtype&p=248983	12	Omega-6 Fats were studied in this fake template research article because of their unique composition. Scientists studied why the structure of Omega-6 fats is relevant to dogs.

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General Health Topics

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247.588	Joint & Musculoskeletal		The joint and musculoskeletal system provides the strength, stability, and mobility that dogs rely on for everything from running and jumping to maintaining posture and balance. This system includes bones, joints, muscles, tendons, and ligaments, all working together to support movement. Over time, wear, injuries, or genetic conditions can lead to pain, stiffness, or reduced mobility, impacting a dog’s quality of life. Proactive care, therapeutic interventions, and lifestyle strategies can help support musculoskeletal health and keep dogs moving comfortably as they age.	https://www.bernies.com/?post_type=bu-general-health-to&p=247588	12	Joints were a key area of interest in this study. Scientists concluded that joint health in dogs is related to several key factors. Scientists suggest actionable steps to promote joint health like preventative supplements and proactive strength conditioning.
249.038	Inflammation		Inflammation is the body's biological response to harmful stimuli such as injury, infection, or toxins. It involves immune cells, blood vessels, and molecular signals working to repair tissue and defend against threats. In dogs, while acute inflammation is beneficial for healing, chronic inflammation can contribute to diseases like osteoarthritis, allergies, and cardiovascular issues, causing ongoing damage to tissues and organs.	https://www.bernies.com/?post_type=bu-general-health-to&p=249038	8	Inflammation was a key area of interest in this study. Scientists concluded that Inflammatory markers in dogs have been connected to several things.

Health Conditions

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Health Conditions

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247.698	Osteoarthritis		Osteoarthritis is a degenerative joint disease that causes the gradual breakdown of cartilage, leading to pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. It can affect dogs at any age but is more common in older dogs.	https://www.bernies.com/?post_type=bu-health-condition&p=247698	14	Osteoarthritis was a key area of interest in this study. Scientists summarized evidence about emerging Osteoarthritis treatments in dogs.

Therapeutic Interventions

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Therapeutic Interventions

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247.697	Acupuncture		Acupuncture is a therapeutic practice that involves inserting fine needles into specific points on the body to stimulate nerves, muscles, and connective tissues, promoting healing and pain relief. Rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is also supported by modern veterinary practices as a complementary treatment for conditions like arthritis, chronic pain, and mobility issues in dogs.	https://www.bernies.com/?post_type=bu-therapeutic-inter&p=247697	6	Acupuncture’s effect on Inflammation was a key area of interest in this study. Scientists concluded that Acupuncture is a promising treatment but more research is needed.

Lifestyle Strategies

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Lifestyle Strategies

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247.699	Supportive Bedding		Supportive bedding provides dogs with a comfortable and stable surface designed to reduce pressure on joints and promote proper alignment during rest. It is especially beneficial for senior dogs, those with arthritis, or breeds prone to orthopedic issues, helping to improve sleep quality and overall well-being.	https://www.bernies.com/?post_type=bu-lifestyle-strateg&p=247699	4	Supportive bedding was studied to observe the elective choices of senior dogs on resting areas. Senior dogs preferred supportive bedding and sometimes chose warmer or colder surfaces. Scientists recommend supportive bedding as a strategy in managing pain for senior dogs.

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