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| Pro plan? I haven't looked back at the thread but if I every made any connection between hills and purina it was a mistake... Sent from Petguide.com Free App |
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Does anyone else, other than Hills, carry a line of prescription foods? That could have something to do with it. |
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| Pro plan? Hills does the following • offers scholarships for veterinary students • offers educational grants for veterinary schools • funds continuing education programs for licensed veterinarians • maintains the Hills vet school graduate feeding program, providing food to students at no charge that they can resell for a profit • creates a nutrition curriculum provided to vet schools all over the world • distributes Small Animal Clinical Nutrition textbook to vet students • is a sponsor of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), of which Dr. Mark Morris, Sr. was once president • is a founding sponsor of the National Commission on Veterinary Economic Issues • is a founding sponsor of the American Animal Hospital Association, of which Dr. Mark Morris, Sr. was the first president • sponsors the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine • sponsors the North American Veterinary Conference • sponsors the Western Veterinary Conference • sponsors the Student American Veterinary Medical Association • sponsors the Veterinary Business Management Association • sponsors the International Veterinary Student Association • is a member of the World Small Animal Veterinary Association • self-professes to be one of the largest employers of veterinarians worldwide • regularly takes its competitors to court, challenging their marketing claims (Soggy paws.com) Sent from Petguide.com Free App |
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There are no guidelines to making a perscription diet and most of different ones are the same Sent from Petguide.com Free App |
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| Royal Canin also makes prescription foods. My spaniel eats one. To my knowledge Purina does not...but perhaps I just haven't seen them. I agree that Hills has saturated the veterinary "detailing" market and that probably their foods are recommended more by vets who don't have a lot of education in nutrition. Purina also does the detailing type of marketing to vets and vet schools. I know that because my BIL used to represent them. It's not very comforting to think that the expert for your dog is making recommendations based on some company's ability to sponsor vet medical schools. But that's why it's so important to be informed about the products available. |
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| Pro plan? Our vet said Pro Plan is good despite the bags of Hills food that line the wall in the waiting room. Sent from Petguide.com Free App |
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Veterinary Pet Food | Purina Veterinary Diets |
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