Additional file 3 of Lower prevalence of obesity and nutritional imbalances in dogs fed a raw meat-based diet (RMBD) compared to a commercial complete diet

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Authors: Lara von Lindeiner, Simon Franz Müller, E Müller, Romy Heilmann, Ingrid Vervuert
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Abstract

Additional file 3. Scatter plot representing the correlation of BCS and the mean time spent on activity (in hours/week [h/wk]) for n=104 dogs fed either an RMBD or CD. Each dot represents an individual. No strong correlation of the two shown parameters could be found. Line of best fit (Correl.) calculation for CD: Polynomial regression: y = -0.0086x2 + 0.1904x + 4.6618; R² = 0.0141. Line of best fit (Correl.) calculation for RMBD: Polynomial regression: y = -0.0087x2 + 0.2086x + 3.5954; R² = 0.0341. RMBD = raw meat-based diet; CD = commercial diet.

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Veterinary Medicine and Surgery Human-Animal Interaction Studies Animal Nutrition and Physiology

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Journal / source
Figshare
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN