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Probiotics and gastrointestinal disease: successes, problems and future prospects.
 Culligan, E.P. et al.
Review of the use of probiotics to help manage gastrointestinal disease in humans
Supplementation of food with Enterococcus faecium (SF68) stimulates immune functions in young dogs. .
 Benyacoub, J. et al.
Investigation of the benefits of a specific probiotic- Enterococcus faecium (SF68) on the immune function of young dogs
Nutrition in critical illness.
Chan, D.L. et al.
Summary of current understanding of best practice in nutritionally supporting dogs and cats with critical illness
 Time Trends and Risk Factors for Diabetes Mellitus in Dogs: Analysis of Veterinary Medical Data Base Records (1970–1999).
Guptill, L. et al.
Study investigating risk factors for diabetes mellitus in dogs
Epizootiologic patterns of diabetes mellitus in dogs.
 Marmor, M. et al.
Study investigating risk factors for diabetes mellitus in dogs
Canine diabetes mellitus: from phenotype to genotype.
Catchpole, B. et al.
Investigation of specific genes and their possible association with canine diabetes mellitus
Advances in canine diabetes mellitus research: Etiopathology and results of islet transplantation.
Alejandro, R. et al. 
Investigation of islet transplantation in dogs with diabetes mellitus
Effects of dietary fibre supplementations on glycaemic control in dogs with alloxan induced diabetes mellitus.
 Nelson, R.W. et al. 
Investigation of diets containing different fibre types and levels on glycaemic control in dogs with allooxan- induced diabetes mellit...
Canned high fibre diet and postprandial glycemia in dogs with naturally-occurring diabetes mellitus
 Graham, P.A. et al. 
Investigation of a canned high fibre in the management of diabetic dogs
Effect of dietary protein on symptoms and survival in dogs with an Eck fistula.
 Condon, R.E
Investigation of feeding different types of protein to dogs with Eck fistulae
Soy protein isolate versus meat-based low-protein diet for dogs with congenital portosystemic shunts.
Proot, S. et al.
Comparison of two different low protein diets (chicken or soy based) in the management of dogs with portosystemic shunts
Omega-3 fatty acids, hepatic lipid metabolism, and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.
Scorletti, E. et al.
Review of use of omega- 3 fatty acids in the management of non alcoholic liver disease in humans