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Obesity is one of the greatest health concerns facing people and their
dogs and cats. Losing weight is the best thing you can do for you and
your pet. Those extra pounds can place a real burden on bones and
joints and make arthritis worse.
Pet Tip #1: How can you tell if your dog is overweight?
Try to feel his (her) ribs with the flat palm of your hand. If you have difficulty feeling
their ribs, then they probably need to lose weight. It's much easier to feed normal
amounts of a low calorie food than smaller amounts of regular food, your dog will
not feel as hungry. Sasha, the female Siberian Husky in our family used to look
like a sausage. She switched to Canine Zone Dog Food, and now she's back to
her sultry self. Toby, the male Siberian just can't keep his paws off her.
People Tip #1: Get Moving!
If you need to lose some extra pounds or just want to firm up, take your dog for
a 10-20 minute walk every day. Got a cat? Get a string and let your cat chase you
around your house for 10-20 minutes. A fun workout for both of you! .
PS: Don't forget to Sign up for our Free Rocky Newsletter and Blogg
dogs and cats. Losing weight is the best thing you can do for you and
your pet. Those extra pounds can place a real burden on bones and
joints and make arthritis worse.
Pet Tip #1: How can you tell if your dog is overweight?
Try to feel his (her) ribs with the flat palm of your hand. If you have difficulty feeling
their ribs, then they probably need to lose weight. It's much easier to feed normal
amounts of a low calorie food than smaller amounts of regular food, your dog will
not feel as hungry. Sasha, the female Siberian Husky in our family used to look
like a sausage. She switched to Canine Zone Dog Food, and now she's back to
her sultry self. Toby, the male Siberian just can't keep his paws off her.
People Tip #1: Get Moving!
If you need to lose some extra pounds or just want to firm up, take your dog for
a 10-20 minute walk every day. Got a cat? Get a string and let your cat chase you
around your house for 10-20 minutes. A fun workout for both of you! .
PS: Don't forget to Sign up for our Free Rocky Newsletter and Blogg
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