Overweight in dogs & cats

Obesity in dogs and cats is usually caused by the wrong diet and too little exercise. It is particularly common in older pets and spayed/neutered dogs. Their metabolism is often lower and they are usually less active. It can also occur in puppies and kittens as a result of incorrect nutrition. If they are given too much energy-rich food for too long, combined with too little exercise, this causes excessive subcutaneous fat deposition.

Research has shown that around 50% of all dogs and cats are overweight. This can vary from 15% above the optimal weight (overweight) to 20% above the optimal weight (obese). Insufficient exercise and age are factors that can influence weight gain. You should therefore pay close attention to your dog's or cat's behaviour in order to detect signs of obesity. There are several symptoms that may indicate that your pet is overweight.

The treatment of obesity involves finding the right balance between diet and exercise (fat burning). With weight problems, sufficient exercise and the elimination of 'snacks' such as sausages, biscuits, etc. are often sufficient. In addition, the natural and safe food supplement Obesity Stop is very effective for overweight dogs and cats.