There is nothing wrong with a curvy cat. But curvy can become a health problem if unmanaged. Obesity puts cats at a higher risk of diabetes, arthritis and heart disease, to name a few. How to know when your cat is obese? This condition scoring chart can help you make that assessment. Your veterinarian can also let you know when your cat’s weight is a concern.
Weight loss in cats can be a difficult process – so prevention is the key. To prevent obesity, it is important to know why it happens in the first place.
Curvy is one thing, obesity is another. If you think your cat might be obese, talk to your veterinarian about how to keep your cat’s weight under control.
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