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. 2023 Mar 9;10:1085890. doi: 10.3389/fvets.2023.1085890

Table 1.

Mean age, mean body weight, breeds, and male:female and neutered:spayed:intact ratios of 30 client-owned dogs enrolled in a research trial investigating the effects of three oil supplements (camelina, canola, flaxseed) on transepidermal water loss, inflammatory and oxidative markers, and coat quality over a 16-week period.

Treatment Mean age (years)a Mean BW (kg)b Breeds Male:female Neutered:spayed:intact
Miniature dachshund
Havanese
Mix, unknown
CAM 7.8 25 Mix, Australian shepherd/collie 2:8 2:7:1
Mix, boxer whippet
Standard poodle
Norwegian elkhound
Labrador retriever (3)
Miniature dachshund
Pekingese
Mix, sled dog/unknown
Mix, border collie/sheltie
FLX 7.7 27 Mix, husky/pointer 6:4 5:4:1
Great dane
Standard poodle
Bernese
Labrador retriever (2)
Mix, mastiff/boxer
King Charles cavalier spaniel
Mix, samoyed/collie
Sheltie
OLA 6.05 28 German shepherd 6:4 4:4:2
Barbet
Standard poodle
Bernese
Labrador retriever (2)

aMean age of dogs on week 0 of research trial; units = years.

bMean body weight of dogs on week 0 of research trial; units = kilograms.

BW, body weight; CAM, camelina oil; FLX, flaxseed oil; OLA, canola oil.

Treatment oils were provided at an inclusion level of 8.2 grams of oil per 100 grams total dietary intake.