Match or beat your weekly walk tally! As your dog's weight drops and fitness improves think about gradually building your weekly activity level. Boost both you and your dog's activity by: : adding in the occasional extra walkies outing : by increasing the distance

  Limit the use of pet carriers The use of pet carriers and prams for small dogs is growing in popularity. In their favour, carriers provide a secure way to keep your dog close whilst out of the home environment and can

Keep an eye on training treats As you progress with your dog's transformation it's likely others will be a part of the journey. This may include your dog spending time with dog trainers, doggy day carers, dog walkers or perhaps friends

Avoid switching foods during your dog's diet As you progress with your dog's diet you may be tempted to introduce new foods. We recommend not doing this, as switching foods complicates portioning and will impact your dog's diet response. Once you find a

Expect the occasional weight plateau Weight loss plateaus are part and parcel of both human and doggy dieting. Most dogs will undergo at least one phase of stalled weight loss during their diet. This is often due to metabolic adjustment where a

Swap screen time for play time! Did you know the average adult spends 3 and 1/2 hours screen time on their phones a day! Often used as a tool for relaxation, social media and google soon eat into your valuable time