weight problem

[apbtmom76]

Hi, I am by no means a vet or anything but I just had to take some weight off my epileptic girl, at 3 yrs old she was 97lbs and fat, faaaattttt, lol, but with her seizures I had to be careful about the way I went about a diet plan for her, so we went to a grain free kibble, she gets fed twice a day, but I cut each feeding to 1/2 and the other 1/2 of her feeding was thawed or fresh green beans. We started in April at 97lbs and 8 months later on the 19th of this month we weighed in and she is 65lbs. It is a huge difference and she is so much more active and can breath better now. I hope it helps, good luck with your venture, and someone said something about a better food with no fillers, that helps as well

[mrsmagoo]

hi
thanks
i might get her along to the vet after the new year and get them to weigh her and get them to advise on which brands to buy her , she sure doesn't seem happy on the dry food and is starting to look a bit depressed ,she's just not her happy self anymore , maybe when i go for walks i,ll try to run with her might get me fitter as well

[Thatonechix]

The type of food she gets can really help her mentally and physically.

Whenever you look for foods the main thing you want to be looking out for is to stay clear of any food that contains bi-products, corn, or soy even if it does advertise it's Diet.