Check for medical issues before tackling weight loss in your cat. Identifying and treating underlying conditions is crucial.
Listen to your vet if they mention your cat's weight gain. They'll suggest a weight loss plan and monitor progress.
lower in calories, more water, easier to digest. Gradually switch if needed. Vet/nutritionist advice helps.
Measure portions, transition from free feeding to scheduled meals, use automatic feeders, individual feeding stations for stress-free mealtimes.
Exercise is vital for cats' healthy weight. Interactive play and scheduled sessions with prey-like toys provide structure and fulfill their natural drives.
DIY puzzle feeders engage cats by hiding food/treats in items like bags, paper towel rolls, and water bottles. Cats hunt for food, preventing overeating/boredom.
Track cat's food, exercise, weight weekly. Plot on a graph. Expect plateaus, aim for 0.5-1 lb/month weight loss. No cheating!
Gradual changes in feeding, despite vocalization, are crucial for cat's comfort. Stick to weight loss plan for their well-being.