In addition to pathological obesity and elderly cats who are prone to obesity, cats are more likely to have unhealthy diets. To prevent cat obesity, you can adopt a combination of diet and exercise to remove those high-fat and high-calorie foods. Food; if the weight loss method does not work, you should go to the hospital to find out the real cause of the cat’s obesity and provide symptomatic treatment.

In addition to pathological obesity and the tendency of elderly cats to gain weight, cats are more likely to have unhealthy diets. For example, if a cat eats too much, the food contains too much calories and fat, and the cat does not exercise, it will easily lead to obesity. When your pet cat's weight exceeds 15% of its normal weight, the cat is classified as obese, and the owner must carefully take care of the cat's diet.

To prevent cat obesity, the main method can be a combination of diet and exercise. The daily diet plan for cats should remove those high-fat and high-calorie foods and add more vitamin-rich foods such as vegetables. You can also appropriately limit the cat's diet every day, from 3 meals a day to 2 meals a day. The cat must have enough and fresh water to drink every day. While properly managing the cat's diet, the cat should also be urged to exercise more. The owner can take the cat to run or walk on the outdoor grass, or play with the cat at home. This will ensure that the cat has enough exercise every day to consume excess fat in the body. and heat.

Of course, if the cat is severely obese and the owner does nothing to manage the cat’s diet and exercise, or the cat does not adapt to the owner’s weight loss method, the owner should take the cat to a pet hospital and have the doctor check the cat’s obesity. The real reason, and listen to the doctor’s weight loss methods, and then give the cat a healthy weight loss