1 in 3 pet parents do not recognise their pet’s weight issue¹
1 in 3 pet parents do not recognise their pet’s weight issue¹
What does weight gain actually look like for your pet?
Compared to an average human, even a “little” weight gain can lead to larger issues in the future. See for yourself how each kilogram can add up.
- Cat
- Small Dog
- Large Dog
1
kgs
over cat ideal weight
2
kgs
over cat ideal weight
3
kgs
over cat ideal weight
4
kgs
over cat ideal weight
5
kgs
over cat ideal weight
15
kgs
human equivalent weight
30
kgs
human equivalent weight
45
kgs
human equivalent weight
60
kgs
human equivalent weight
75
kgs
human equivalent weight
1
kgs
over small dog ideal weight
2
kgs
over small dog ideal weight
3
kgs
over small dog ideal weight
4
kgs
over small dog ideal weight
5
kgs
over small dog ideal weight
6
kgs
over small dog ideal weight
7
kgs
over small dog ideal weight
8
kgs
over small dog ideal weight
9
kgs
over small dog ideal weight
6
kgs
human equivalent weight
12
kgs
human equivalent weight
18
kgs
human equivalent weight
24
kgs
human equivalent weight
30
kgs
human equivalent weight
36
kgs
human equivalent weight
42
kgs
human equivalent weight
48
kgs
human equivalent weight
54
kgs
human equivalent weight
1
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
2
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
3
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
4
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
5
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
6
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
7
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
8
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
9
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
10
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
11
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
12
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
13
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
14
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
15
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
16
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
17
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
18
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
19
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
20
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
21
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
22
kgs
over large dog ideal weight
3
kgs
human equivalent weight
5
kgs
human equivalent weight
8
kgs
human equivalent weight
11
kgs
human equivalent weight
14
kgs
human equivalent weight
16
kgs
human equivalent weight
19
kgs
human equivalent weight
22
kgs
human equivalent weight
24
kgs
human equivalent weight
27
kgs
human equivalent weight
30
kgs
human equivalent weight
32
kgs
human equivalent weight
35
kgs
human equivalent weight
38
kgs
human equivalent weight
41
kgs
human equivalent weight
43
kgs
human equivalent weight
46
kgs
human equivalent weight
49
kgs
human equivalent weight
51
kgs
human equivalent weight
54
kgs
human equivalent weight
57
kgs
human equivalent weight
59
kgs
human equivalent weight
*Approximate calculation based on a 68 Kg person, 4.5 Kg cat, 11 Kg small breed dog, and 25 Kg large breed dog.
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What are the common risk factors for cats?
Cancer can affect cats of any breed or age. However, some common risk factors can increase the likelihood of a cat developing an illness such as cancer, including:
What are the common risk factors for cats?
Cancer can affect cats of any breed or age. However, some common risk factors can increase the likelihood of a cat developing an illness such as cancer, including:
What does weight gain actually look like for your pet?
Compared to an average human, even a “little” weight gain can lead to larger issues in the future. See for yourself how each kilogram can add up.
Always consult your vet if you have concerns about your pet’s weight. We recommend starting the conversation with these three questions.
Is my pet at their ideal weight?
How can I help my pet reach their ideal weight?
How can food help manage my pet’s weight?
What are the common risk factors for cats?
Cancer can affect cats of any breed or age. However, some common risk factors can increase the likelihood of a cat developing an illness such as cancer, including:
What are the common risk factors for cats?
Cancer can affect cats of any breed or age. However, some common risk factors can increase the likelihood of a cat developing an illness such as cancer, including:
What does weight gain actually look like for your pet?
Compared to an average human, even a “little” weight gain can lead to larger issues in the future. See for yourself how each kilogram can add up.
Always consult your vet if you have concerns about your pet’s weight. We recommend starting the conversation with these three questions.
Is my pet at their ideal weight?
How can I help my pet reach their ideal weight?
How can food help manage my pet’s weight?
Extra treats and people food can really add up over time. See how Poochini and Moto got their lives back.
12022 State of U.S. Pet Obesity Report, Association for Pet Obesity Prevention