Maintaining a healthy weight in cats is critical for their overall well-being and longevity. Overweight or obese cats can suffer from a myriad of health problems such as diabetes, arthritis, and heart diseases. Proper cat feeding plays a pivotal role in weight management and can significantly contribute to preventing weight gain. However, many cat parents […]
If you’re reading this, chances are you’re a proud cat parent with a little extra love to give. Perhaps your fluffy friend has been indulging in one too many treats, or maybe they’ve developed a penchant for the sedentary life. Whatever the case may be, we’re here to help you get your overweight cat moving
There’s no denying it, many cats are overweight. And while there are obvious health risks associated with obesity in felines, there are also some less-obvious problems to consider. Excess weight can lead to joint problems, diabetes, and a host of other health issues. If your cat needs to lose a few pounds, here are five
How often have you come across or even ‘liked’ a picture or meme of a fat or pudgy animal on social media? Often referred to as ‘chonky’, ‘fluffy’, ‘thicc’, ‘round bois’ and ‘floofs’ these plump pets are something of an internet sensation, promoting ‘body pawsitivity’. Is social media to blame? From fat cats to pooches
It seems our nation’s obesity epidemic doesn’t just affect humans! Buddha the cat has been ordered to get in shape, or risk his health. Buddha weighs in at a staggering 31-pounds! That’s more than twice the average weight of most cats. Because Buddha was rescued from Metro Animal Control in Tennessee, his new caretakers, owners
