This question has been a topic of discussion at dinner tables and campfires since ancient times when humans and dogs first became best friends. So what’s the answer?
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According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention (APOP), Obesity “continues to be a growing problem,
Dogs and cats love treats. Whether you are handing them out as way to display affection or using them as a training aid, your pet will always look forward to a tasty treat. Giving your dog or cat too many treats could lead to an overweight pet which could lead to health problems.
Depending on your dog’s age, breed, size, weight, and activity level it might develop joint problems such as osteoarthritis (the most common form of arthritis), hip dysplasia or tears in your dog’s anterior cruciate ligament (ACL).
Having a pet in the house is a great joy and a great responsibility. Aside from feeding, training, house breaking, vaccinating, and vet visits, your dog or cat needs to be bathed and groomed.
Cats are expert groomers by nature. They are quite apt at cleaning themselves, and don’t need humans to help them. Every now and then some human intervention is required to make sure a cat is squeaky clean.