In this quick video, Dr. Lera shares practical advice on how to help your pet shed extra pounds without resorting to prescription diets. The three main tips include putting your pet on a low-processed food diet, taking them for a 10-minute walk within 30-60 minutes after meals, and switching to a once-a-day feeding schedule to incorporate intermittent fasting. The most crucial tip emphasized is the post-meal walk. Follow these strategies to support your pet’s weight loss journey. Thanks for watching!
00:00 Introduction to Pet Weight Loss
00:20 Dietary Changes for Weight Loss
00:30 Exercise and Feeding Schedule Tips
01:25 Conclusion and Final Tips
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Hey, i got a question! My dog is an Austrian shepherd and he’s around 50 lbs. You can still somewhat feel his ribs and hes very active with no joint problems, he typically goes out twice a day (once for a walk in the morning and the second for a 30-60 minute walk+fetch with breaks) and gets 1 cup of kibble a day with fish oil, kefir, and pumpkin (all in moderation with consistent measurements for his size and weight) and he defecates twice a day with healthy stools. Is there anything i should add to this routine or take away? He’s lost about 8-10 lbs but i think I’m not seeing anymore progress so far and he’s still overweight.
Shocked to hear a vet recommend once a day feeding considering the stomach acid in dogs produces much faster than humans and causes issues. Very shocked to hear someone say once a day feeding. Would be interested to read the papers backing you treating a dog’s G.I the same as a human’s.
My shihtzu need to eat 3 times a day
Thanks so much ,the only problem is theres 2 dogs and only 1 needs to lose weight