Find out more about obesity in pets
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Find out more about obesity in pets
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One common sign of obesity in dogs is difficulty in moving or reduced activity levels. If your dog seems sluggish or has trouble getting up and moving around, it could be due to excess weight. Regularly checking your dog's body condition score (BCS) can help you monitor their weight and identify any potential issues early on. The BCS is a practical tool used by veterinarians to assess whether a dog is underweight, overweight, or at an ideal weight.
Another factor contributing to obesity in dogs is age. As dogs grow older, their metabolism slows down, making it easier for them to gain weight. Adjusting their diet and exercise routine to match their changing needs is crucial. Older dogs might benefit from food formulated specifically for senior dogs, which often has fewer calories and more fiber to support digestive health.
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