Portly Pet shows rising obesity in cats and dogs
Veterinarians note a growing trend of overweight pets across the nation. A 2012 survey found about 60 percent of cats and 52.5 percent of dogs are overweight or obese. Experts warn of health risks and urge portion control and diet changes led by owners.
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Association For Pet Obesity Prevention
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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Feline population exceeds dogs in U S say vets group
The American Veterinary Medical Association estimates 74 million cats versus 70 million dogs in the United States. Cats appear to receive less veterinary care because they tend to hide illnesses, making early detection harder for owners.
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American Veterinary Medical Association
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