Going to the Veterinarian: Preparations
Pet Gastrointestinal Issues
Managing Pet Obesity
According to a 2009 study, 45 percent of dogs and 58 percent of cats in the United States are overweight or obese.* Is your pet one of them? These resources can help you learn more about the issue and take action in partnership with your veterinarian.
Are you starting a weight loss journey with your pet? Has your veterinarian diagnosed your pet as overweight or obese? Then Project: Pet Slim Down is for you.
This program features real, inspiring stories of weight loss success in a reality series that follows eight pets through the start of their journey. By joining, you can also:
Start at our site, and ask your veterinarian if he or she participates in the program. It’s the first step towards pet weight control!
Purina is proud to have developed the Body Condition System, which can be used to rate and recognize your pet’s body condition - and track progress if you’re participating in a weight loss plan. Download now. Body Condition System for Adult Dogs Body Condition System for Adult Cats
Whether you have a pet who has a weight issue, or simply love animals, join the movement for Fighting Pet Obesity with Purina Veterinary Diets! By joining us on Facebook, you’ll get tips, news, and meet other involved pet lovers like yourself, plus you’ll be spreading the word about this pet epidemic. Visit and join the Fighting Pet Obesity page on Facebook
Our expertise in the field of pet weight management is available to you in these articles. Gain a deeper understanding of the obesity issue, its impacts on your pet’s health, and steps you can take to manage your pet’s body condition. Canine Obesity Feline Obesity Why is Obesity So Dangerous for Dogs? Why is Obesity So Dangerous for Cats?