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Tilton, who runs a kennel service for dog owners, is concerned that the dogs should have the right cholesterol levels and not become obese. Which of the following courses of action is most likely to address Tilton's concern?

▸ Regulate the animals' intake of food and encourage regular exercise to avoid obesity and manage blood sugar.

▸ Have the animals on a "no carb" diet or grain- or starch-free diet without any exercise.

▸ Put the animals on steroid supplements to regulate their body glucose and fatty acid use.

▸ Increase the animals' dietary fiber intake drastically to reduce their energy intake.

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Principles of Companion Animal Nutrition

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