Obesity is not only a health problem faced by humans, it is also becoming more and more serious among cats. More and more pet cats need to embark on a long journey to lose weight. If the editor doesn't remind me, the owner must know it clearly. Cat obesity is also accompanied by complications, such as high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, skeletal deformities, etc. So, what should you do if your cat is obese, and how should your cat lose weight?

The simple answer is that obese cats must lose weight, and the principles and methods of losing weight are similar to those for humans. Reduce the intake of calories and fat, and promote the consumption of stored fat and calories in the body. The most practical way to lose weight is still a reasonable diet plus a lot of exercise.

The first step is to reduce the cat’s food intake by a quarter, and let the cat eat until it is half full or 70% full at each meal. Special attention should be paid to those high-fat and high-calorie foods. All food should be refused. The last food is to choose professional weight loss cat food and then feed it.

The second step is to reduce the cat’s food ration and then increase its amount of exercise. Of course, this amount of exercise needs to be increased slowly. For example, you can first increase the time for walking every day, walk once every day, and then walk 2-3 times in the early stage of weight loss.

The third step is to take the cat outdoors to do more physical exercise in your free time. You can jump or run. Through enough exercise, you can consume excess fat and calories in the cat's body and achieve the effect of losing weight.

Losing weight for pet cats is just like losing weight for humans. It requires a long process. Just like obesity is not achieved in a day, the road to weight loss cannot be completed in a day. If you want your cat to regain a healthy figure and physical fitness, losing weight requires long-term persistence. This persistence may be one month, two months, one year, or two years. The process of persistence may be very long, but only by persistence can we achieve the goal and restore the health of our pet cats.