Sentences with phrase «canine obesity increases»

Canine obesity increases your dog's chances of many illnesses, including diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, and cancer, and may cut as much as two and a half years off their life expectancy.

Canine obesity increases the risk for osteoarthritis, insulin resistance, diabetes, high blood pressure, heart and respiratory problems, kidney disease, some types of cancer, and cranial cruciate ligament injury.

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Obesity can also increase your canine companion's chances of developing diseases like insulin resistance, type two diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, kidney and liver disease, and even some types of cancer.

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With an increase in canine obesity rates, pet owners are in search for healthy alternatives to prepackaged dog treats.

Canine obesity can result in a wealth of issues, from chronic joint pain, increased chance of injury, digestive problems and diabetes, among other concerns; all of which can inspire pet owners to explore supplements.