Table 3 |
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The percentage weight loss of collars in the cat studies over time |
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Bayer Animal Health study member |
Breed (body weight [kg]) |
Study duration [days] |
mean weight loss [%] |
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146.164 |
Mix (2.3-5.4) |
30 |
10,7 |
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|
238 |
20,1 |
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146.303 |
DSH (3.7-4.7) |
238 |
18.5 |
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146.159 |
Mix (2.1-4.7) |
60 |
8,4 |
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152.152 |
DSH (2.8-5.3) |
61 |
9.1 |
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152.150 |
DSH (0.86-1.47) SD 0 |
30 |
5,04 |
|
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60 |
7,10 |
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146.747 |
DSH (3.6-5.7) |
28 |
4.4 |
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146.156 |
DSH (2.8-5.3) |
238 |
19.1 |
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146.045 |
DSH (3.8-7.0) |
241 |
20.8 |
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146.155 |
DSH (2.7- |
240 |
18.8 |
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146.162 (field) |
several (1.7-8.3) |
up to 240 days |
time depending |
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Small collars were used in a total of 157 cats in laboratory based studies plus 66 cats in a field study. DSH: domestic short haired |
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Stanneck et al. Parasites & Vectors 2012 5:73 doi:10.1186/1756-3305-5-73 |
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