AAHA’s new nutritional guidelines encourage veterinarians to take the lead in helping thwart animal obesity
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AAHA’s new nutritional guidelines encourage veterinarians to take the lead in helping thwart animal obesity
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Ultimately, we have some influence over our patients’ dietary intake and if we don’t exercise it, that’s on us
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GPs are encouraged to collaborate with their local board-certified specialists to help design a specific program for a patient’s unique needs
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Conditions related to obesity accounted for more than 20 percent of Nationwide’s pet insurance claims in the past year
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K-State has partnered with Hill’s Pet Nutrition on an expansion at the college’s teaching hospital
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To help patients shed the ‘COVID 15’ weight gain, BluePearl offers some feeding tips to share with clients
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To help patients shed the “COVID 15” weight gain, BluePearl offers some feeding tips to share with clients
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Sixty-eight per cent of dogs that develop obesity by age three have been larger-than-average since puppyhood, research shows
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Sixty-eight percent of dogs that develop obesity by age three have been larger-than-average since puppyhood, research shows
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Banfield’s 2020 Vet Report arms veterinarians with tools to tackle weight management in patients
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Offering sage advice on patients’ diet can save clients grief, as many are unaware their pet is overweight/obese
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The university has partnered with Hill’s on a program exploring nutritional service and education
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Veterinarians should encourage clients to weigh portions to prevent overfeeding
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Veterinarians should encourage clients to weigh portions to prevent overfeeding
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“Overweight and obese animals are at risk for a number of health conditions, including diabetes mellitus, cardiac and respiratory disease, degenerative joint disease, inflammatory diseases, and neoplasia.”
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New research emphasizes the need for veterinarians and owners to monitor weight fluctuation in cats throughout their lifetime
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