This VetVine Specialty Update focuses on the findings of a recently published study that examined the exposure of dogs - fed canned dog food - to bisphenol A [BPA] - a chemical used in the manufacturing of cans and tied to a number of disease conditions.
We learn from one of the investigators in this study about their findings and what consumers should keep in mind when selecting pet foods to feed their companion animals.
Running time: 13 mins
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