Moreover, because these pets are full, they can hardly arouse their interest except eating, sleeping and going to the toilet occasionally. At this time, your veterinarian will tell you: "Be sure to lose weight for him!"

So how do you lose weight?

Change diet-lose weight and eat dog food and cat food; Or consult a veterinarian for a low-calorie and high-nutrition recipe (usually chicken is the main food, and some fiber-rich foods make you feel full). The purpose of changing diet is to reduce calorie intake, but at the same time ensure daily energy.

Determine the amount of food to feed each time-there should be a certain amount of food to feed each time, such as a cup of cat/dog food at a time. This can help you calculate your pet's energy intake, so that you can reduce or add food at any time. In fact, it is not only pets that lose weight, but also pets that are kept normally are advised to determine the feeding amount at a time.

Put food on a plate instead of a rice bowl-this will increase the time for pets to eat and help them lose weight.

Increase exercise-it's easier for dogs. If you have a cat uncle who doesn't want to move, you can tie a delicious cat at one end of the rope, or buy him a toy mouse, a cat stick and a laser pointer. In short, we must increase the pet's play time, because exercise helps to lose weight.

Don't worry about starving your pet-it is recommended to consult a veterinarian about the amount of food to lose weight, but for dogs, don't worry about eating too little at all. Eating less every day really doesn't matter to your dog.

Cats can't lose weight too fast and are prone to fatty liver-unlike dogs, cats lose too much weight in a short time and are prone to fatty liver.

You must lose weight slowly-it's not good for cats or dogs to lose weight too fast, just lose 1-2 kg a week, and their health will not rebound.