Abstract
Quantitative absorption of long-chain triglycerides was studied in normal dogs, dogs with demodicosis and dogs which had been successfully treated for zinc-responsive dermatosis. The mean serum triglyceride concentration of dogs treated for zinc-responsive dermatosis was significantly lower than that of normal dogs before (P<0·01) and at one hour (P<0·01) and two, three and four hours (P<0·001) after feeding vegetable oil. No significant difference was detected in the mean serum triglyceride concentration of dogs with demodicosis and normal dogs at any of the sampling times.
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