This handy reference will help veterinary healthcare providers create a safe weight loss program for any overweight pet. Pet owners: Print out and take this guide to your veterinarian!
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Ideal Pet Weight Ranges
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Pet Caloric Needs
Daily Caloric Needs for Average Indoor Pets Cats 10 lbs. 180 to 200 calories* Dogs 10 lbs. 200 to 275 calories* 20 lbs. 325 to 400 calories* 50 lbs. 700 to 900 calories* Daily Caloric Needs for … [Read More...]
Obesity Facts & Risks
An Estimated 54% of Dogs and Cats in the United States are Overweight or Obese An Estimated 93 million US Dogs and Cats are Overweight or Obese An Estimated 21% of US Dogs … [Read More...]
Pet Weight Check
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