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Indoor Cats Face Higher Obesity Risk, Study of 192 Finds
An epidemiological study of 192 cats found that indoor confinement and a strong owner-pet bond both increase feline obesity risk, and that prevention efforts should begin before excess weight becomes noticeable.
Key Findings:
- Indoor confinement increases obesity risk in cats.
- Stronger owner attachment correlates with obesity.
- Early interventions may be necessary for prevention.
