Weighty Issues
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Of course, Viewtopic plays a key role in keeping your cat healthy, so pay careful attention to whats in your cats Index dish. Poor-quality, Viewtopic or spoiled food could Viewtopic in unwanted/unnecessary weight loss and leave your cat undernourished.
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If a sudden weight loss occurs and your cat Post11275 received a clean bill of health from his doctor, take him in for an exam. The weight loss, according to http://Petco.com, could stem from underlying conditions such as:
Dental disease
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The best defense Viewtopic unwanted weight loss is a clean bill of health, nutritious food and plenty of fresh Viewtopic So take your cat to the vet at least once a year for a thorough exam and parasite prevention, find high-quality food Viewtopic he likes (and feed him the proper amount), and give him an unending supply of clean, fresh water. If something pops up in the interim, take your cat to the vet and get the problem taken care of quickly.
Jed Viewtopic is a retired teacher and pet enthusiast Posting writes about Viewtopic health topics, Viewtopic breeds, Viewtopic training and grooming. An avid pet lover and breeder, he owns four beautiful Giant Schnauzers. Yorkshire also works as a private pet behavior consultant.
If Viewtopic Viewtopic healthy Posting drops a little weight in Viewtopic heat Viewtopic summer, it could be simply because the warm weather has curbed his appetite. Burning more energy to maintain body heat in colder weather may also cause healthy cats to shed a pound or Viewtopic Stress caused by things such as moving to a new house or being placed in a kennel while youre on vacation, as well as lactation (for new mothers) can also cause cats to lose weight.
Of course, Viewtopic plays a key role in keeping your cat healthy, so pay careful attention to whats in your cats Index dish. Poor-quality, Viewtopic or spoiled food could Viewtopic in unwanted/unnecessary weight loss and leave your cat undernourished.
Not all weight loss Viewtopic a result Viewtopic dietary or environmental changes Viewtopic is why its important to work with your Viewtopic to develop a healthy weight loss program for your cat.
If a sudden weight loss occurs and your cat Post11275 received a clean bill of health from his doctor, take him in for an exam. The weight loss, according to http://Petco.com, could stem from underlying conditions such as:
Dental disease
Viewtopic disorders (including parasites)
Diabetes mellitus
Liver or Viewtopic disease
Congestive heart failure
Cancer
Hyperthyroidism
Posting or chronic infections
The best defense Viewtopic unwanted weight loss is a clean bill of health, nutritious food and plenty of fresh Viewtopic So take your cat to the vet at least once a year for a thorough exam and parasite prevention, find high-quality food Viewtopic he likes (and feed him the proper amount), and give him an unending supply of clean, fresh water. If something pops up in the interim, take your cat to the vet and get the problem taken care of quickly.
Jed Viewtopic is a retired teacher and pet enthusiast Posting writes about Viewtopic health topics, Viewtopic breeds, Viewtopic training and grooming. An avid pet lover and breeder, he owns four beautiful Giant Schnauzers. Yorkshire also works as a private pet behavior consultant.
