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Regular weigh-ins and body condition scoring can catch problems before they become serious
16 Mar 2023 - 1,127 Views
Indoor cats are protected from traffic and fights, but they often get less exercise, which makes weight gain one of the most common health problems vets see in them.
Extra weight raises the risk of diabetes, arthritis and urinary problems, while unexplained weight loss can be an early sign of thyroid or kidney disease.
Weighing your cat every month and learning to score body condition by feeling the ribs and waist makes changes easier to spot early.
Puzzle feeders, climbing shelves and two short play sessions a day help indoor cats stay active and keep their weight stable.
As a retired RN….found it very interesting. I’ve done rescue and trapping wild cats for spay/neuter. My four legged children have had a variety of surgeries too.
As a retired RN….found it very interesting. I’ve done rescue and trapping wild cats for spay/neuter. My four legged children have had a variety of surgeries too.
As a retired RN….found it very interesting. I’ve done rescue and trapping wild cats for spay/neuter. My four legged children have had a variety of surgeries too.
As a retired RN….found it very interesting. I’ve done rescue and trapping wild cats for spay/neuter. My four legged children have had a variety of surgeries too.
