Review on Pro Plan Veterinary Diets Obesity Management dry cat food 350 g by Barbara Wsowska ᠌

Due to her advanced age (more than 12 years), our cat has gained a lot of weight and cannot shed it (her activity level and metabolic processes are no longer what they were). After doing some research on the available options, we settled on this particular cuisine. To our relief, the outcome has materialized. Over the course of several months, the cat lost about 400 grams. We used the website to determine the appropriate daily portion size based on the cat's weight and age (we found that the cat should consume no more than 56 g of this food daily) and fed them nothing but weight loss food from that point on. Additionally, they started playing with the cat more, which got her up and moving around. We also asked the vet in advance if it would be OK to switch the cat to this diet, and he or she approved the change. The consequence, as described above, was a 400-gram weight loss, increased mobility, and a noticeable improvement in the cat's physical appearance. The kitty seems refreshed now. We already use wet food of the same anti-obesity line in the diet, and we intend to continue using this food in the future (since we still need to drop a few hundred grams to reach the appropriate weight). It's important to mention that the cat like dry food. There was concern that the cat would reject the low-fat food because of its perceived lack of flavor, but to the contrary, she appears to like eating it.