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BSM Partners and University of Missouri analyzed the annual incidences of canine cardiomyopathy identified by veterinary cardiologists across the United States between 2000 and 2019.
Following a scientific forum hosted by KSU, the collective data presented on non-hereditary DCM points to neither a cause nor an increase in the number of occurrences.
A peer-reviewed article from a team of veterinary professionals and nutritionists with BSM Partners determined more comprehensive research that considers several confounding factors is needed.
