The Effects of Novifit on Cognitive Function in Aged Beagle Dogs

January 2010 in “ Journal of Veterinary Behavior ”

Paolo Mongillo, J. A. Araujo, Christina de Rivera, Jennifer L. Ethier, G.M. Landsberg, Neil Bathurst, Sagi Denenberg, Norton W. Milgram

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