In Their Words
The problem, in your words.
What owners of overweight dogs wrote this year. Customer reviews arrive with the founding batch.
Real owners. Real words.
Collected from Reddit and product reviews, quoted as written.
G
★★★★★
“Vet weighed her at 81 lbs and got really serious. Essentially said my dog was going to die early if she stays this weight.”
S
★★★★★
“I switched to weight management food 6 months ago. I measure every meal. Replaced treats with carrots. Walk her every morning. And yet she hasn't lost a single pound.”
R
★★★★★
“She's constantly hungry. She finishes her food so fast and I try my best not to give in but sometimes it sounds like she is literally crying.”
P
★★★★★
“To feed her less kibble seems cruel.”
Z
★★★★★
“My hound needed to lose weight but when I reduced his food by the slightest, he started rummaging in the garbage.”
R
★★★★★
“He's actually overweight because of my mom. She sees Winston as her baby and he gets table scraps from her. I've argued and argued with her but she won't stop.”
R
★★★★★
“I've been looking at her every day for 7 years and I never even noticed.”
R
★★★★★
“You are probably overfeeding, and it's not your fault. The feeding chart on the back of a bag of food is not assuming a corgi body type.”
The numbers vets use
More than half of dogs. Two years of life.
59%
of US dogs are overweight or obese
~2 yrs
longer life for lean dogs in a 14-year Labrador study
3x
more likely to be obese when the owner is
Sources: Association for Pet Obesity Prevention 2022; Kealy et al., JAVMA 2002; Suarez et al., Veterinary Sciences 2022.
The diet that finally holds
start the 30 days.
Keep the food he likes. Feed a little less. Pump once a day. If the begging does not drop and the scale does not move, send back the empty bottle.
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