With the improvement of people's living standards, the quality of life of dogs has also been greatly improved. However, many dogs become too obese as a result, which brings great hidden dangers to their health.

Don't like exercise

Some dogs are very lazy and don't like exercise. They will lie at home all day, eating and sleeping. Such a lifestyle can easily make dogs obese and lead to excessive psychological pressure.

Dogs also have emotional needs. If they are in negative emotions such as loneliness and anxiety for a long time, It can easily lead to endocrine disorders in the body, leading to obesity.

Overfeeding

Some owners may always provide too much food to their dogs because they love them so much. This overfeeding behavior can easily lead to dogs taking in too many calories, which can lead to obesity.

Never leave your hands with snacks

When training your dog, snacks have become a must-have small favor. However, excessive snack intake is like sending a "ticking time bomb" of obesity to dogs, allowing them to enjoy delicious food while their waistlines are also growing.

When we find that our dogs are getting fatter and fatter, how can we help our dogs lose weight successfully?

Increase exercise

Exercise is another important factor in losing weight. We can take our dogs out for a walk, trot or play at a fixed time every day to ensure that they get enough exercise. It can not only enhance the relationship with dogs, but also allow them to burn excess calories in the game.

Regular and quantitative feeding

In order to help dogs form good eating habits, we should establish a regular and quantitative feeding system. Not only does this prevent your dog from overeating due to hunger, but it also allows them to better digest and absorb the nutrients in their food.