Pet Weight

Check which of these reasons is the cause of your canine pet’s weight gain: Age: Older dogs have slower metabolism. Just like humans, most dogs will begin to put on the pounds easily in their golden years. Lack of activity: Does your…
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Adding fruits and vegetables to your pet's diet will help ensure that they're getting plenty of essential nutrients, such as vitamins and minerals, to help them stay strong and healthy and boost their immune system. Pet treats can be high…
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Like people, cats and dogs, birds too get fat. Pet birds don’t have much opportunity for daily exercise, unlike birds in the wild that fly during daily activities like flying to look for food, to escape predators, and more. If you do…
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Did you know that giving your pet an extra ‘little’ treat can have a large impact on their weight? Combined with a common misconception of what a healthy weight looks like, the current pet obesity epidemic is no surprise. Many pet owners…
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If you don’t have a pet but are planning to have one, know that they suffer from lifestyle wellness issues just like us. Many of us have struggled with the weight issues of our pet. If you intend to get your family a canine, know that some…
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Diabetes is a fairly common in older dogs. Just like it happens in people, the dog's pancreas can fail to make enough insulin. Insulin is needed for the cells to take in sugars for producing energy. When there is not enough insulin, the…
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You need to monitor your pet’s weight as you change their diet or help them get more active and so make sure that you get the best weighting scale for your pet for accurate results. Take into consideration the size and temperament of…
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Different breeds need different amounts of exercise, so consult your vet for guidance on how much activity is right for the animal: Bring back the ball. Stand in a safe place, away from cars and traffic, and if possible, on a slight…
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Overweight dogs are more likely to have shorter lives than those at ideal body weights. A study, conducted on 50,000 dogs across 12 popular dog breeds for over two decades, and published in the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, says…
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Says a 2019 study, up to 59% of dogs and cats in the world are overweight. In fact, pet obesity is now described as an epidemic. Approximately 21% of dogs are already overweight by 6 months of age. Obesity can reduce your pet’s life…
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