Obesity as increasing problem

Is your doggie also a wee bit on the chubby side? Obesity in dogs (and cats) is unfortunately an ever-increasing problem. According to recent estimates, up to 65% of adult dogs are overweight or obese. And yet more than 80% of owners believe their dog is a healthy weight.

Unfortunately, excess fat tissue is not harmless; it is biologically active and secretes inflammatory hormones. This causes oxidative stress, which damages your dog's body and can contribute to various diseases. Research even shows that obesity can significantly reduce your dog's life expectancy.

Tackling obesity in dogs is anything but easy, especially if your dog prefers to lie on the couch all day, has been spayed or neutered, or belongs to a breed that is prone to weight gain.

What to do if your dog is overweight?

• Adjust their diet: specific composition, portions, and meal frequency.
• Provide extra exercise.
• Give your dog extra support with Olly & Molly In Shape.

Ingredients carefully selected

This is the very reason why we, Olly & Molly, want to offer you a helping paw. Olly & Molly In Shape is a complementary feed for dogs. The carefully selected mixture of plants, herbs and algae such as Ascophyllum nodosum, Fucus vesiculosus, Alchemilla vulgaris and Panax ginseng, among others, provide natural support in dealing with your faithful four-legged friend’s weight problem.