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    Pet Obesity: Challenges and Solutions

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    Title
    Pet Obesity: Challenges and Solutions
    Author
    Stentiford, Kelsey
    Date
    December 12, 2022
    Subject
    pet obesity
    pet owners
    Body Condition Score
    pet weight
    pet health
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13013/2800
    Abstract
    This undergraduate internship project was designed to communicate to pet owners the health and welfare implications of pet obesity and to provide information on how to achieve weight loss. Being overweight and obese contributes to a variety of disease processes and negatively affects the quality of life in pets. A survey was created and distributed to determine how owners view their pet's weight whether it is obese, overweight, normal weight, or underweight. The results revealed that the pet owners see their pets as a normal weight until they examine the Body Conditioning Score chart where they gain a better perspective of their pets' weight.
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    Everitt, Amy
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