Hi!
I didn't see anyone mention this (I'm sorry if I missed it), but for obese cats you need to approach a diet very carefully, and go very very slowly, or you could run the risk of liver troubles.
A bathroom or even a baby scale will help you to see how your furbaby's weight is actually doing, which is your best way to determine what amount of calories is safe for your cat.
Increased exercise will change the caloric intake count landscape for your cat all over again, so a scale and weight log is your best, safest and most reliable tool.
Every cat is different, and the only way for you to figure out what will work is to let your cat, and a super gradual weight loss, tell you .
I didn't see anyone mention this (I'm sorry if I missed it), but for obese cats you need to approach a diet very carefully, and go very very slowly, or you could run the risk of liver troubles.
A bathroom or even a baby scale will help you to see how your furbaby's weight is actually doing, which is your best way to determine what amount of calories is safe for your cat.
Increased exercise will change the caloric intake count landscape for your cat all over again, so a scale and weight log is your best, safest and most reliable tool.
Every cat is different, and the only way for you to figure out what will work is to let your cat, and a super gradual weight loss, tell you .
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