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Pet obesity is rising: RSPCA advice on obesity notes studies from various parts of the world have estimated between 22 and 44 per cent of dogs are overweight and the same applies for cats.
Obese animals suffer similar health complications to people, including diabetes, heart disease and arthritis, and the impact is more rapid given the reduced body mass and size.
Your faithful friend probably shared some of the rich food and leftovers over the break: start 2012 with a weight control and fitness regime.
Please consult your vet before feeding a veterinary diet. |
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- Scientifically proven to reduce body fat by at least 22% in 8 weeks.
- Supplemented with L-carnitine and lysine to burn fat and preserve muscle.
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- Supplemented with L-carnitine,
a vitamin that helps burn fat and preserve muscles during weight loss.
- High in dietary fibre to help reduce hunger and discourage begging.
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- A high-protein, low carbohydrate food that encourages the cat to use up fat for energy.
- Supplemented with L-carnitine to help burn fat and preserve muscle.
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- The high protein content (>110g/1000 kcal ME) helps reduce loss of muscle mass.
- Omega 3, 6, and trace copper and zinc promote a healthy skin and shiny coat
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- Low fat.
- Low calories.
- High protein: stimulating fat loss while maintaining lean muscle.
- High fibre.
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| Dental care: in a recent survey, vets noted good dental health as a top priority for pet owners. Poor dentistry leads to gum disease, and oral infection can cause other physical complications, including heart disease. |
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- Clinically proven to help reduce the build-up of tartar, plaque and stains.
- Special fibre matrix that helps wipe the teeth when the kibble passes through.
- Supports urinary tract health.
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- Daily dental protection to freshen breath.
- High quality proteins to support lean muscle.
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- A water additive anti-plaque solution for dogs and cats developed by vets.
- Contains xylitol to limit dental plaque and tartar formation and help fight your pet's bad breath.
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- Breaks down existing plaque and controls bacteria responsible for bad breath in cats and dogs.
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- Clinical studies show the effects of PlaqueOff decreasing deposits on teeth by up to 88%.
- Free from artificial colours, preservatives, gluten and sugar.
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A People and Pets Exercising Together (PPET) study found that owners were more likely to complete their fitness programme if they included their pets. Over 61% of pet owners reported successful, completed fitness programmes when they included their pet.
In March 2011, the New York Times reported that dog owners exercise on average 30 minutes longer per week than people without a pet.
Daily exercise is as essential for cats as dogs. Only 15 minutes playing with your pet improves your own mood - your cortisol levels (a hormone associated with stress) will decrease and serotonin, a hormone linked with wellbeing, will rise. So regular exercise together with your pet is good for you and great for your pet! |  |
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MedicAnimal is not a substitute for professional, veterinary advice.
If you have any concerns about the health of your pet, contact your vet. |
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