The harm of obesity to dogs

1, joint inflammation. Obese dogs' weight will lead to their own support overload, and at the same time, it will also cause certain harm to health, especially the displacement of spine and the overload of limbs and joints, and it is also prone to ligament strain.

2, cardiovascular disease: if the dog is too fat, the resistance will be relatively low, more vulnerable to disease damage, and there are cardiovascular diseases such as high blood pressure and blood vessel blockage, the heart burden will be very heavy, similar to human obesity.

3. Disc herniation: a typical obesity complication. It is more common in dogs with short waist and long legs, such as Beijing Ba dogs and dachshunds. Too much pressure on the waist is likely to cause the dog's lower body disability.

How to improve dog obesity?

1. Diet control: When the owner usually feeds the dog, he can appropriately reduce its daily intake according to the daily food intake of the dog, and feed it regularly every day instead of all the time, in strict accordance with the principle of "small amount and multiple times, timely and quantitative".

2, increase the amount of exercise: every day after dinner, the owner should remember to take the dog out for a walk. The longer the time, the more fat the dog consumes. If your dog is too fat, don't exercise vigorously or for a long time. Add a little more time, get used to it, and then gradually increase the amount of exercise.

3. Reject high-calorie food: Stop feeding your junk food to your animals! Pizza, ice cream, biscuits, barbecue and so on, don't let them add meat to your dog, it needs to lose weight.

4. Add bile acid to the diet: bile acid is a digestive juice that can promote the digestion and absorption of its fat. It can help dogs to convert excess fat into subcutaneous fat and intramuscular fat, thus preventing fatty liver and effectively improving the physical condition of dogs.

Warm reminder: when the owner is helping the dog lose weight, don't be too hasty and overexert. If you have other questions about dog obesity, you can click on "What are the manifestations of dog obesity" to continue reading.