A major side effect Your weight gain has on your dog's health, new data indicate
By reporting 42% of Americans packed on adverse weight over the past year, our dogs pay the price.
You have at home during the pandemic probably made the tail of your dog Wag. However, even if most Americans say they arefood their petsbetter food than ever-New Data from a pet health insurance company reveals how bad eating habits in America have affected pet health this year.
The pet health insurance companyPumpkin.com andFiThe Smart Dog Technology Company, led a joint investigation that was published this week. Together, they interviewed nearly 1,000 dog owners to learn some details on how the widespread lack of human food discipline during the pandemic has affected our dogs.
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Why did it worth exploring? According to an American psychological association of February 2021survey, a remarkable 61% of American adults reported having experienced adverse weight changes since the beginning of the pandemic, with a weight gain of 42% on average 29 pounds.
Meanwhile, the relaxation of our own habits was not good for our furry friends, so comforting as to snuggle together at home. Continue reading to find out more about the relationship between your weight gain and your dog - and come back on the right track, do not miss19 weight loss foods that really work, say experts.
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The weight gain of dog and weight went to the paw.
The pumpkin survey saw 56% of dog parents reported a weight gain for them and their dogs since the beginning of the pandemic.
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The treats were not so sweet.
Among the pumpkin respondents, 52% admitted that they had fed additional treats to their dog during the pandemic. (If you want to move to reduce these treats, check36 Tips when you walk to lose weight.)
The residues of the table were too much.
Forty-two percent of survey participants reported having nourished their dog residues, even when they knew they should not. (Oh, and if it looks like your table, read it onThe snihi roller that you should never order.)
Thewas Some good news for our little guys.
The pumpkin and the IF reporting that 36% of the parents of animals that have spent more time at home stated that the daily daily number of their dog had increased during the lock (while less human activity have resulted in a decline 33% in chick exercise).
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It was even higher for a group.
For dog owners who saw the lockdown as a chance to intensify their own exercise routine, 66% also reported an increase in the activity of their chiche.
Let's go back to thelaw way to treat our dogs.
Commenting on the investigation, Dr. Ryan Gates, a veterinarian at the Cuyahoga Falls Veterinary Hospital, said that even when life becomes stressful, strange or relaxed for us, we must adhere to the guidelines when it comes to the health of our pets. "We think we show puppies the extra love they deserve," says doors, "but in the long run, spoil them with more treats or let them finish our meals can really harm our beloved dogs. The effects of significant weight gain can lead to many health problems, such as arthritis, high blood pressure and heart disease, finally shorten their life expectancy. "
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