Factors associated with failure of dog's weight loss programmes
MYH Porsani, FA Teixeira, AR Amaral… - Veterinary medicine …, 2020 - Wiley Online Library
Background Canine obesity is the cause of several health issues, and may predispose other
diseases, such as orthopaedic disorders, endocrinopathies, metabolic abnormalities and
cardiorespiratory disease which can lead to a decreased quality of life and reduced lifespan.
Dog are considered overweight when their body weight is≥ 15% above their ideal body
weight, and as obese when their body weight exceeds 30% of optimal. Prevalence of canine
obesity is estimated to be around 5%–20%, and up to 30%–40% when all overweight dogs …
diseases, such as orthopaedic disorders, endocrinopathies, metabolic abnormalities and
cardiorespiratory disease which can lead to a decreased quality of life and reduced lifespan.
Dog are considered overweight when their body weight is≥ 15% above their ideal body
weight, and as obese when their body weight exceeds 30% of optimal. Prevalence of canine
obesity is estimated to be around 5%–20%, and up to 30%–40% when all overweight dogs …
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Background: Canine obesity is the cause of several health issues, and may predis-pose
other diseases, such as orthopaedic disorders, endocrinopathies, metabolic ab-normalities
and cardiorespiratory disease which can lead to a decreased quality of life and reduced
lifespan. Dog are considered overweight when their body weight is≥ 15% above their ideal
body weight, and as obese when their body weight exceeds 30% of optimal. Prevalence of
canine obesity is estimated to be around 5%–20%, and up to 30%–40% when all …
other diseases, such as orthopaedic disorders, endocrinopathies, metabolic ab-normalities
and cardiorespiratory disease which can lead to a decreased quality of life and reduced
lifespan. Dog are considered overweight when their body weight is≥ 15% above their ideal
body weight, and as obese when their body weight exceeds 30% of optimal. Prevalence of
canine obesity is estimated to be around 5%–20%, and up to 30%–40% when all …
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