Summary: With the onset of winter, dogs are prone to fortune, leading to health problems. This article will demystify the causes of obesity in dogs and provide ways to prevent "winter fat" so that you can spend healthy time with your dog.
First, the reason for the dog's "winter fat".
1.Physiological phenomenon: In winter, dogs will increase their body fat reserves in order to resist the cold, which is a natural physiological phenomenon.
2.Indoor environment: Dogs living indoors are prone to fat accumulation due to the constant room temperature and lack of exercise opportunities.
3.Improper diet: Appetite increases in winter, and if you eat too many calories and don't exercise enough, it can lead to weight gain.
4.Lack of exercise: In winter, the weather is cold, the dog spends less time going out for a walk, and the amount of exercise is insufficient, and the calories consumed are reduced.
Second, the way to prevent dogs from "winter fat".
1.Increase the amount of exercise: In the cold season, also make sure that the dog has enough exercise time every day, which can extend the walking time or increase indoor play activities.
2.Adjust your diet: Adjust your dog's diet, based on their weight, size, and activity level, and avoid eating too many calories. You can increase the intake of low-calorie foods such as vegetables in moderation.
3.Regular weighing: Regular weighing can keep track of your dog's weight changes and adjust your diet and exercise plan in time.
4.Pay attention to the indoor temperature: Keep the indoor temperature right, avoid too high or too low, and avoid over-reliance on air conditioners or heaters.
3. Key points of health management.
1.Regular physical examination: Conduct a comprehensive physical examination at least once a year, including weight, respiration, body temperature, heart rate, blood pressure and other indicators.
2.Pay attention to your dog's behavior: Pay attention to the changes in your dog's behavior, such as loss of appetite and energy, which may be a sign of health problems.
3.Seek medical attention promptly: If your dog is found to have any health problems, you should seek medical attention promptly to avoid delays**.
Summary. 
Understanding the causes of your dog's "winter fat" and the key points of health management can help you take better care of your dog's health. By increasing the amount of exercise, adjusting the diet, weighing regularly and paying attention to the indoor temperature, etc., the dog can effectively prevent "winter fattening". At the same time, paying attention to your dog's behavior changes and seeking medical attention in a timely manner is also key to maintaining health. Let's work together for the health of our dogs!
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