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• Priceless Pet Clinic has advice about holiday dangers to pets - The B-Town Blog (blog)
  

  Priceless Pet Clinic has advice about holiday dangers to pets The B-Town Blog (blog) Also remember that the sugar substitute Xylitol can be very dangerous to dogs. Its use in baked goods is more and; Chocolate: smaller dogs are more at risk simply due to their size. It takes a lot more chocolate for a lab to show symptoms than a toy ...

  
  
  
• U of M Veterinarian: From Tinsel to Tree Water, Keep Your Pet Safe this Christmas - KSTP.com
  

  U of M Veterinarian: From Tinsel to Tree Water, Keep Your Pet Safe this Christmas KSTP.com Flynn warns sugar-free gum and sugar-free candy containing xylitol is very dangerous to pets. You'll also want to keep chocolate away from your dog. Flynn says dark chocolate is the most toxic kind. If a large dog eats a small amount of milk chocolate, ...

  
  
  
• Celebrate holidays safely with your pets - SYS-CON Media (press release)
  

  Celebrate holidays safely with your pets SYS-CON Media (press release) Not only are they often too rich for pets, but an artificial sweetener often found in baked goods, candy and chewing gum, xylitol, has been linked to liver failure and death in dogs. Flowers, table centerpieces, fireplace adornments and other festive ... and more »

  
  
  
• Orthodontic treatment: assessing patient readiness - Dentistry IQ
  

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  Orthodontic treatment: assessing patient readiness Dentistry IQ Xylitol can be easily implemented throughout the course of the day. Research shows the effects plateau between 6.4 grams and 10.3 grams per day, so patients should be placed on a regimen within this range. (3) Moreover, frequency of xylitol is just as ...

  
  
  
• Chewing over sweeteners for sugar-free gum - ConfectioneryNews.com
  

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  Chewing over sweeteners for sugar-free gum ConfectioneryNews.com Xylitol supplier and gum manufacturer Xylitol Canada on the other hand contends xylitol used alone is equally natural and can provide a like-for-like sugar replacement with dental health benefits it claims stevia does not possess. Sweeteners in gum.

  
  
  
• Genetically modified bacteria became efficient sugar producers - The Almagest
  

  Genetically modified bacteria became efficient sugar producers The Almagest The production of xylitol was considerably more efficient than what has previously been achieved by using bacteria, and L-xylose was manufactured for the first time without large amounts of by-products. Compared with chemical synthesis, bacteria proved ...

  
  
  
• Xyla taste test - CBC.ca
  

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  Xyla taste test CBC.ca You may have seen recommendations for the sweetener xylitol in bestselling cook books like Gwyneth Paltrow's It's all Good​ and Dr. William Davis' Wheat Belly Cookbook. Xylitol, a sweetener derived from natural sources including wood and corn, has been ...