TIPS FOR OWNERS:

1. Follow A Nutrition Plan: You and your veterinarian can create a nutrition plan that feeds your dog to his ideal body condition. Refer to the Purina® Life Plan® found on many Purina® product packages.
2. Measure Each Serving: Don’t guess. Follow the feeding guidelines on Purina® packages to give your dog the proper-size serving for his ideal body condition.
3. Limit Treats: Shower your dog with love and attention instead of too many high-calorie treats, especially table scraps. If your dog needs more calories, it’s better that they come from nutritionally complete and balanced dog food. Be mindful of the quality and quantity of treats you feed each day.
4. Get Moving: Daily exercise is one of the keys to your dog’s health. If your dog is too thin, make sure your dog is getting enough energy in his food to support the exercise he does. Be sure to check with your veterinarian before changing your dog’s exercise routine.

TIPS FOR OWNERS:

1. Check For Weight Fluctuation: Although your dog is at ideal body condition now, that can change. Ask your veterinarian for help identifying weight fluctuations in your dog. Use the Purina Body Condition System to evaluate your dog regularly and make adjustments if you see a change.
2. Follow A Nutrition Plan: You and your veterinarian can create a nutrition plan that helps keep your dog at his ideal body condition. Refer to the Purina® Life Plan® found on many Purina® product packages.
3. Measure Each Serving: Don’t guess. Follow the feeding guidelines on Purina® packages to give your dog the proper-size serving for his ideal body condition.
4. Limit Treats: Shower your dog with love and attention instead of too many high-calorie treats, especially table scraps. Be mindful of the quality and quantity of treats you feed each day – calories can add up quickly.
5. Get Moving: Daily exercise is one of the keys to your dog’s health. Just walking or playing fetch each day can help keep your dog fit. Be sure to check with your veterinarian before changing your dog’s exercise routine.

TIPS FOR OWNERS:

1. Check For Excess Weight and Obesity: Ask your veterinarian for help in recognizing signs of excess weight and obesity in your dog. Use the Purina Body Condition System to see if your dog is too heavy, too thin or at ideal body condition.
2. Follow A Nutrition Plan: You and your veterinarian can create a nutrition plan that helps feed your dog to his ideal body condition. Refer to the Purina® Life Plan® found on many Purina® product packages.
3. Measure Each Serving: Don’t just fill up your dog’s bowl at each feeding. Follow the feeding guidelines on Purina® packages to give your dog the proper-size serving for his ideal body condition.
4. Limit Treats: Shower your dog with love and attention instead of too many high-calorie treats, especially table scraps. Be mindful of the quality and quantity of treats you feed each day – calories can add up quickly.
5. Get Moving: Daily exercise is one of the keys to your dog’s health. Just walking or playing fetch each day can help keep your dog fit. Be sure to check with your veterinarian before changing your dog’s exercise routine.