A healthy weight
could mean more
years with your pet
Don’t let extra weight hold them back from living 100%.
Did you know more than 50% of pets are overweight?*
Find out if your dog is at their ideal weight below.
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Very Thin
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underweight
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ideal
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Overweight
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Obese
VERY THIN
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Severe abdominal tuck from the side
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Accentuated hourglass shape from overhead
UNDERWEIGHT
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Abdominal tuck from the side
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Marked hourglass shape from overhead
Ideal
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Abdominal tuck from the side
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Well-proportioned waist from overhead
OVERWEIGHT
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No abdominal tuck from the side
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Back broadened at the waist from overhead
More weight management solutions
After you find the right food, add on supplies that can help them maintain a healthy weight.
Food
Food is the foundation for your dog’s health, and the right food can help them maintain a healthy weight.
Treats
Treats help build your bond, but keep them to no more than 10% of your dog’s total calories with low-calorie options.
Scoops
Take the guesswork out of portion control with scoops in different sizes.
Slow Feeders
Promote a slower eating pace while helping prevent bloating and regurgitation.
Toys
Get them up and moving with new toys that help encourage physical activity.
Supplements
Hip & joint supplements can help ease pain and inflammation that may be caused by increased exercise.
Switching your dog to a new food?
Make sure to transition them slowly to help prevent tummy troubles.
Old Food
New Food
Days 1-3
25% new food
Days 4-6
50% new food
Days 7-10
75% new food
Day 11
100% new food
Taste test without worries
If your new food isn’t a good fit for your pet, our money-back guarantee has you (and your wallet) covered! Learn More
Discover more healthy weight tips
How to help an obese dog lose weight
How many calories does my dog need?
Seven reasons for weight gain in dogs and cats
Did you know more than 50% of pets are overweight?*
Find out if your cat is at their ideal weight below.
-
Very Thin
-
underweight
-
ideal
-
Overweight
-
Obese
VERY THIN
-
Severe abdominal tuck from the side
-
Accentuated hourglass shape from overhead
UNDERWEIGHT
-
Abdominal tuck from the side
-
Marked hourglass shape from overhead
Ideal
-
Abdominal tuck from the side
-
Well-proportioned waist from overhead
OVERWEIGHT
-
No abdominal tuck from the side
-
Back broadened at the waist from overhead
More weight management solutions
After you find the right food, add on supplies that can help them maintain a healthy weight.
Food
Food is the foundation for your cat's health, and the right food can help them maintain a healthy weight.
Treats
Treats help build your bond, but keep them to no more than 10% of your cat's total calories with low-calorie options.
Scoops
Take the guesswork out of portion control with scoops in different sizes.
Slow Feeders
Promote a slower eating pace while helping prevent bloating and regurgitation.
Toys
Get them up and moving with new toys that help encourage physical activity.
Supplements
Hip & joint supplements can help ease pain and inflammation that may be caused by increased exercise.
Switching your cat to a new food?
Make sure to transition them slowly to help prevent tummy troubles.
Old Food
New Food
Days 1-3
25% new food
Days 4-6
50% new food
Days 7-10
75% new food
Day 11
100% new food
Taste test without worries
If your new food isn’t a good fit for your pet, our money-back guarantee has you (and your wallet) covered! Learn More
Discover more healthy weight tips
Is my cat overweight?
Seven reasons for weight gain in dogs and cats
