PURINA PRO PLAN Veterinary Diets OM Obesity Management - dog dry food

My Labrador is almost always hungry and ended up being so overweight that he was having disturbingly heavy panting episodes. On the advice of the vet, I put him on this Obesity Management diet and in only 6 months he has reached an ideal weight without suffering too much. Remember: as with any good diet, you'll need to combine a reduced feeding amount with a double dose of walks and a triple dose of hugs! You'll notice that this mix helps dog owners to slim down too. :)

First purchase recommended by my vet.

I bought this kibble on my vet’s advice, as he thought my dog (a Beauceron crossed with a shepherd) needed to lose some weight. My dog is used to this brand of kibble, but it was the first time I got her this variety. She turned her nose up at them right up until the very last piece. Even though these kibbles seem suitable and healthy, they just don’t seem appetising at all...

On the advice of the vet, I started feeding this because my West Highland White Terrier girl just kept being overweight, no matter what I tried. With this food, she’s finally lost some weight and is staying stable. She and her brother both enjoy it mixed with some cooked beans and carrots and a little bit of Caesar.

So that my dogo keeps his ideal weight and on my vet’s advice. I give smaller portions than what’s recommended on the packet.

She’s really enjoying it. She’s lost 3kg, so I reckon I’ll start having them for dinner too.

The low-calorie kibble has proven effective for our dog, a Labrador mix—she's lost a bit of weight. Her vet recommends we keep using this food.

My little dog has crystals in her urine but didn’t need the urinary food; my vet recommended this kibble. One type of crystal disappeared at her last check-up, and let’s see if the rest go away at the next one. She loves eating it (and she’s not one to eat just anything), and if she gets Fortiflora with it, she goes absolutely crazy for it.

Absolute satisfaction