|Articles|November 24, 2015

Avoid the 2 a.m. foodie call

Don't let your veterinary clients give up on their cat's weight management because of late-night hunger pangs.

Middle of the night hunger pangs can derail diets with begging and pestering at 2 a.m. Share this handout with simple tactics for cat owners to keep their pet's weight management on track.

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