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Your pet’s healthy weight
Managing your pet’s weight with a balanced diet will improve their overall health and wellbeing. With 60% of vets believing that obesity is the biggest health concern for UK pets, finding the right food is the first step.
Their nutrition needs
Choosing the right food
Whether it’s picking a lighter option or feeding your pet a targeted veterinary diet, tailoring the ingredients and portion sizes of their meals will support them from the inside out.
The big picture
Complete Support
Whether they benefit from lighter choices, grain-free options for a targeted veterinary diet, tailoring your pet's meals and adding necessary supplements will support them from the inside out.
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Exercise and active play will keep your pet on top form, whether it's a gentle stroll or a moderate walk. Incorporating a consistent routine will contribute to a healthy lifestyle that allows your pet to thrive.
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The Paws Print
Browse articles on weight management
Vet advice: obesity in dogs
Learn the subtle signs of obesity, what causes it and how to help. If you’re anything like us, you’ll find it hard to resist a pleading look from your pooch – but giving into their every want could…
5 easy ways to help your cat lose weight
It is estimated that about 47 per cent of cats in the UK are overweight or obese – so if you’ve got a fat cat on your hands, you’re not….
How to feed multiple cats different diets
You’ve spoken to your vet, read up on the best cat food, and made sure you’re catering to their individual cat diet requirements…
It's personal
All the right ingredients
There are several factors to consider when choosing a diet suited to your pet's specific needs. From their breed and size to whether they are neutered or at a specific life stage, each of these elements will influence their diet.
How to tell if your pet is overweight
Step 1
The rib test
Can you feel your gods ribs through their skin? If you can't feel their ribs at all they may be overweight. If they feel very bony it could be sign that they are underweight.
Step 2
The waist test
Look at your dog from above while they are standing straight. Can you see an hourglass shape? No hourglass shape means your pet may be overweight, while a very narrow waist points to underweight.
Step 3
The tummy test
Look at your dog's tummy from the side. If it's totally flat or saggy they may be overweight. If it tucks up sharply they may be underweight.
The Paws Print
Vet advice and helpful tips
Low fat dog food & vet advice for overweight dogs
Has your pooch put on a few pounds meaning you’ve got an overweight labrador on your hands? Or...
The benefits of a grain-free diet
All pet parents hope they’re making the right choice for their pet, but it can be overwhelming, particularly when it comes to their…
Vet advice: senior dog food
How to change a dog’s diet is one of the most common pet queries, especially when it comes to older pooches. What? When? How?...
