The term obesity comes from the Latin word 'adeps' (= fat). It describes an excess of more than twenty percent of the ideal weight. In this condition, the animal's ribs can no longer be clearly felt and the flank no longer shows the typical indentation. In highly industrialised countries, almost 40% of all dogs are severely overweight, making obesity the most common condition in German small animal practices. Long-term obesity damages the animal's entire musculoskeletal system. It also increases the risk of high blood pressure, metabolic disorders and heart and organ disease. Obesity can pave the way for osteoarthritis, arthritis, tendon and ligament damage. Obesity is caused by a combination of too much food and too little exercise. In addition, an inappropriate diet high in cereals, starches and sugars promotes the development of obesity. In addition to treating any accompanying diseases, the main treatment for obesity is a sensible change in diet - always combined with a long-term increase in exercise (2-3 hours per day) for the animal.

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