Every dog is different, and depending on things like their breed, size, age, and health, their particular dietary requirements may also be different, including what you should feed them, and how much.
While you shouldn't rush out and change your feeding routine just yet, the findings suggest that the kinds of benefits seemingly delivered by time-restricted eating – mostly seen inNot that the results aren't something of a surprise – even for the scientists doing the research.
"I think we would have been excited to see an association between feeding frequency and health in just one domain. I was surprised to see associations in so many domains." As for what that is, exactly, it remains unknown, and the researchers emphasize that the results only show an association, and do not demonstrate causality – meaning we can't conclude that lower frequency of feeding actually causes better health in dogs.
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