Whole Dog Journal

Weight & Fitness Handbook

Get Fido from fat to fit! We have a weight problem. Too much fat in the food, not enough exercise, too many snacks. No, not just people, but our dogs! In fact, one study suggests that almost 83% of our dogs exceed their recommended weight! But now, with Whole Dog Journal’s downloadable e-book of WEIGHT & FITNESS HANDBOOK you’ll discover the diet and exercise regimen your dog needs to stay healthy. In this unique publication you’ll learn: Which breeds are most susceptible to obesity (the results will surprise you) How to determine if your dog is overweight (hint: can you feel her ribs?) Which diet dog foods will keep your dog healthy and satisfied Canine obesity leads to a litany of health problems (diabetes, arthritis, heart disease, and liver and urinary tract malfunctions, just to name a few), and can take years off your dog’s life. But with the right diet and exercise program you can avoid these and other painful and costly illnesses and keep your dog happier and healthier. So start

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Category: Dog Health Care

The Weight & Fitness Handbook provides clear, practical guidance for keeping your dog at a healthy weight and enjoying an active lifestyle.

  • Simple nutrition advice tailored to dogs of all sizes.
  • Exercise plans that fit a variety of breeds and activity levels.
  • Tools for tracking weight and measuring progress over time.
  • Tips to prevent obesity‑related health concerns.
  • Written for dog owners who want reliable, easy‑to‑apply health information.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Emily ★★★★★

My vet told me my lab needed to drop a few pounds, and the exercise plans in here made it easy to start with short daily walks. The size-specific feeding guidance stopped me from guessing at portions.

William ★★★★★

The nutrition section finally helped me figure out how much to actually feed my two dogs, since one's a chihuahua mix and the other's a lab. I've already started the exercise routines and both seem happier on our longer walks.