Humans are not the only beings who are fighting the battle of the bulge. In the United Kingdom nearly half of all household dogs and cats are classified as overweight or obese. The problem has grown such that Joe Inglis, a TV vet, has launched a website specifically aimed at helping owners and their pets find solutions to the weight problem. The website, called Pets Get Slim, has facts about pet obesity and hints to help curb food intake. Inglis is excited about the site, saying, "Whether your pet is obese or slightly overweight - it matters. A weight problem can affect a pet's quality of life and lead to straining of the joints, causing arthritis, as well as internal illnesses like diabetes, liver disease and heart disease."
Helping your pet get back in shape is not only healthy four your small best friend, but it can also help the family members get in shape. Taking the family dog for a walk rather than sitting in front of the television is a help for everybody. For more information, visit the site and check out more facts.












