Exercise and nutrition for your catWith over 32% of cats considered overweight or obese in Australia, we often see and treat the problems associated with excessive weight. Unless a cat has an underlying medical issue, there are two basic reasons for cats becoming overweight. 1. Too many calories, 2. Not burning enough calories. Yes, just like humans. To keep your cat trim, taught and terrific, here are our top slimmers tips:- Exercise your cat's curiosityThere are some fantastic cat toys on the market to encourage cat play. If your budget is an issue, there are plenty of ways to create homemade cat toys. Here are some of our favourites
Toys are only suitable for supervised playtime. Your cat should not be left alone with homemade or purchased toys. The last thing we want to be doing is retrieving a favourite sock toy from your cat's tummy. There's cat food and... there is another cat's food...Every cat is different depending on their age, weight, lifestyle and even breed. A tailored weight loss program will help you meet weight loss goals even sooner. Organise an appointment for a consultation with our veterinarian who will check that your cat is otherwise healthy before we design a free nutrition program for your cat. Tracking weightRapid weight loss is not necessarily a healthy outcome. Track your cat's weight by dropping in to see us regularly - our scales are available at your convenience. To make it even easier to keep track, ask us about our weight tracking chart (also available online). Related links
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