One simple solution to jump-start your dog's weight loss is to feed your dog his normal food in the morning but replacing his second meal with mostly green beans (low sodium), a bit of kibble, and a doggie multi-vitamin in the evening. Switching your dog's treats to healthier options will help him lose weight, too.
How long does it take for a dog to lose weight?
For most dogs, it can take six to eight months to reach their weight loss goals, but the answer depends on the factors discussed. Ideally, they should be losing 1-2% of their body weight per week. While this article is vet-written, this advice is general in nature and should not be considered specific to your pet.
How much should I feed my dog to help her lose weight?
Feed your dog at least two meals per day; more frequent meals may burn even more calories. Recheck weight after two weeks on the diet. Ideally your dog will be losing between 0.5 to 2 percent of his starting body weight per week, or about 2 to 8 percent per month.
Why is my female dog overweight?
Some dogs have physiological reasons for obesity, but weight problems are mostly the result of two factors: too much food and not enough exercise. Overeating for a dog is a matter of overfeeding — overly generous portions, between-meals snacks, and table scraps.
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