1 in 3 pet parents do not recognize their pet's weight issue1
What does weight gain actually look like for your pet?
Compared to an average human, even a “little” weight gain can lead to larger issues in the future. See for yourself how each pound can add up.
*Approximate calculation based on a 150-lb person, 10-lb cat, 25-lb small breed dog, and 55-lb large breed dog.
Is your pet overweight?
Take our L.O.V.E. test to find out. You’ll even receive a personalized weight report for your pet to share with your vet.
Your vet knows what’s best for your pet
Always consult your vet if you have concerns about your pet’s weight. We recommend starting the conversation with these three questions.
Is my pet at their ideal weight?
How can I help my pet reach their ideal weight?
How can food help manage my pet’s weight?
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12022 State of U.S. Pet Obesity Report, Association for Pet Obesity Prevention