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Timber and Scott Killion

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20
Mar

Rockwall Veterinary Hospital says diet dog food used to be very high hard to find on store shelves. But now it is becoming more common and certain types of diet dog food can be a great way to help your dog shed some unwanted weight.

The reason for the increase in number of reduced calorie pet products is because up to 40% of the pets in the United States are obese. Pets that are overweight are prone to more diseases like heart problems, liver problems, and respiratory problems.

Because pets that are leaner are healthier, here are five tips to try when looking for diet dog food.

1. Look for a product that is made by the same manufacturer as your current dog food. Most pet food manufacturers also make a reduced calorie dog food as well. By sticking with the same company, the new diet should have a very similar taste and your dog should not have been any problem eating the new food.

2. If you’re wondering how much of the new food to feed, read the instructions on the side of the bag. Most people feed way too much food which ends up making their pets obese. Precisely measure how much food your dogs are eating every day with a measuring cup.

3. It’s always best to have your dog examined by a veterinarian before starting them on a weight loss program. You need to make sure your dog is healthy enough to transition into this new lifestyle.

4. Exercise is also big factor in pet weight loss. By increasing the lean muscle mass and increasing your dog’s metabolism you can help them dramatically reshape their body in the shortest amount time possible.

5. Although it is always tempting to give your dog table scraps you should not do it when they are on a diet. Table scraps are the worst types of food that you could be feeding you dog because they’re usually high in calories.

If you follow these five tips for diet dog food then you should be able to lose your dog’s midsection and get back the lean, athletic, and healthy dog you want.


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