How to lose weight for kittens

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I think all cat lovers will have a headache with the problem of cat obesity. Unlike dogs, cats need to be taken out for walks every day and given appropriate exercise. Cats only eat and sleep. The lively ones play with toys. The calmer cats just squat there and think about their lives. As the cats become adults, their body fat gradually increases, which makes the owners very distressed. Let’s talk about it below. Let’s talk about how to lose weight correctly for cats.

1. Eating plan

Losing weight can be achieved by reducing the caloric energy content of food in a controlled manner. For this reason, you can use commercially available low-calorie pet food, or reduce the original food intake. You should try your eating plan a few times before finalizing it. The chosen eating plan should be followed for at least two weeks, followed by further reductions based on results. During the weight loss phase, your pet will definitely feel hungry. No matter how pitiful it looks begging for food, don't give in! This principle should also be explained to your friends and neighbors, otherwise your efforts will be in vain.

2. Weight loss diet

Sometimes, reducing the amount of food you feed can achieve weight loss, but this may lead to a relative deficiency of some nutrients and make the cat often hungry. These problems can be solved with low-energy cat foods, which are specially formulated to satisfy your cat's hunger while limiting calories and ensuring adequate intake of other essential nutrients.

3. Prevent rebound

Once your cat reaches its target weight, your veterinarian will tell you how to maintain your ideal weight. You should also continue to monitor your pet's weight. Rather than reverting to old habits of overfeeding, adjust your diet to your activity level. Don't indulge in satisfying the cat's begging. Give snacks or snacks between meals, as long as the calories in the meal are enough.

Obesity in cats can lead to urinary disease, diabetes, liver disease, and make grooming more difficult, leading to skin diseases. It is generally believed that an animal is considered overweight if it exceeds 15% of its normal ideal body weight. It is imperative to lose weight for cats. I hope owners will make up their minds and not give up on losing weight because they are afraid that their cats will look pitiful when they are hungry.