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Weight Management Cat Food

If your cat is overweight, weight management cat food can help get them back on track.

Start Their Weight-Loss Journey at the Veterinarian

If you think your cat needs to lose weight, start by consulting your veterinarian. They can diagnose—or rule out—underlying health concerns, then help you create a weight loss plan.

Selecting Weight Management Food for Your Cat

Generally speaking, weight management cat food has fewer calories than traditional formulas, so your cat’s portion size might stay the same. What and how much weight management food your veterinarian will recommend will depend on your cat’s specific needs. Combined with exercise, a weight management diet might help your cat shed those extra pounds.

At Petco, we also have all the tools to help your cat get more daily exercise, from climbing cat trees and towers and chasing cat toys to teasers and wands that let you join in on the fun, too.

FAQs About Weight Management Cat Food

If you think your cat is overweight, make an appointment with your veterinarian. They can rule out any ailments that may be causing weight gain before helping you set a diet plan. 

Weight management cat food has less fat and calories than standard cat food, so you should be able to feed your cat a similar amount of food.

If your choosy kitty prefers wet food to dry food, there are options for weight management wet cat food.

The best cat food for your overweight kitty depends on their taste preferences and their weight loss target. Based on their current diet, your veterinarian should be able to help you choose a similar weight loss variety.

A healthy cat weight depends on their age, breed and other factors. For more help, read our overweight cats guide.

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