The efficacy of camellia oil for improved skin and coat health of dogs
山茶油改善狗皮肤和皮毛健康的功效
基本信息
- 批准号:543420-2019
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 1.81万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Engage Grants Program
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2019-01-01 至 2020-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The Canadian pet food market is projected to grow at approximately 4% annually on a volume basis for the foreseeable future and is a significant growth market in the pet food industry. Camelina sativa products can also be considered for companion animals (dogs), but the customer (pet food companies) and consumer (pet owners) need to understand the potential of this ingredient and link it to consumer noticeable outcomes such as improved skin and coat health. These are the reasons why we have chosen to investigate the effects of C. sativa in contrast to canola on outcomes related to skin and coat health. This project will deliver new markets for an oilseed crop that provides growers with an excellent rotational option. The development of camelina oil markets for pet food will allow Canadian crush facilities to be built and value added processing to be developed resulting in significant rural economic development opportunities.Dietary fat is the primary source of dietary essential fatty acids and fat soluble vitamins, such as Vitamin E. Fish oil is most commonly used to increase the omega 3 (n3) content of diets and is well accepted to decrease the risks of diseases associated with inflammation, such as, but not limited to: weight gain/obesity, osteoarthritis, and skin conditions such as atopic dermatitis. C. sativa is a plant that yields oil with a fatty acid profile high in -linolenic (n3) acid and will improve the n6: n3 fatty ratio. Indeed, we believe that camelina will produce similar or better results as canola and result in improved skin and coat as measured by transepidermal water loss and subjective coat quality estimates. In the current series of studies, we plan to investigate in dogs the effects of a 16-week supplementation of Camelina oil or canola oil on outcomes of: fatty acid concentrations in plasma, and coat health quantitatively using TEWL measurements and subjectively using observation scales. We hypothesize that dogs fed camelina oil will have fatty acid profiles consistent with the oil supplement, and equal or better skin and coat measurements as canola oil.
在可预见的未来,加拿大宠物食品市场预计将以每年约4%的速度增长,是宠物食品行业的一个重要增长市场。亚麻荠产品也可以考虑用于伴侣动物(狗),但客户(宠物食品公司)和消费者(宠物主人)需要了解这种成分的潜力,并将其与消费者明显的结果联系起来,例如改善皮肤和皮毛健康。这就是为什么我们选择研究C. Sativa与Canola相比对皮肤和皮毛健康的影响。该项目将为油籽作物提供新的市场,为种植者提供一个很好的轮作选择。亚麻荠油作为宠物食品的市场发展将使加拿大的压榨设施得以建立,增值加工得以发展,从而为农村经济发展带来重大机遇。膳食脂肪是膳食必需脂肪酸和脂溶性维生素(如维生素E)的主要来源。鱼油最常用于增加饮食中的欧米伽3(n3)含量,并被广泛接受用于降低与炎症相关的疾病的风险,例如但不限于:体重增加/肥胖,骨关节炎和皮肤病,如特应性皮炎。C. Sativa是产生具有高亚麻酸(N3)的脂肪酸分布的油的植物,并且将改善N6:N3脂肪比。事实上,我们相信亚麻荠将产生与卡诺拉相似或更好的结果,并通过经表皮水分损失和主观被毛质量评估来改善皮肤和被毛。在目前的一系列研究中,我们计划在狗中研究16周补充亚麻荠油或菜籽油对以下结果的影响:血浆中的脂肪酸浓度,以及使用TEWL测量和主观使用观察量表定量的被毛健康。我们假设喂食亚麻荠油的狗将具有与油补充剂一致的脂肪酸谱,以及与菜籽油相同或更好的皮肤和被毛测量。
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