Brad Retriever
Many people will take their dogs for sterilization surgery because of the trouble of their dogs being in heat. After the surgery, they will find that the dogs become fatter and fatter, and they will not be able to survive for a long time. The good thing is that dogs have a strong body, so to control the dog’s weight, we should first understand why dogs become fat!
There are probably three reasons for the decrease in body weight:
1. The dog owner’s supplementary mentality
Because the owner feels guilty about the sterilization, he responds to the pet's needs and even buys a lot of snacks as "supplements", which eventually causes the pet's weight to continue to rise.
2. Less communication and changes
After pets are neutered, they are less enthusiastic about the protection of the land and are not as diligent in patrolling their land as usual. Correspondingly, the amount of exercise is much reduced, so if the diet is not properly controlled, it is difficult to escape the fate of losing shape.
3. The placement time becomes longer
Since the pet is not as active as usual, if the owner is too busy to take the pet for a walk or exercise, , which reduces a lot of placement time for animals. If the cycle of "eating, sleeping, sleeping and eating" continues, it will be difficult for pets after neutering not to gain weight!
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