FAQ

The 3-3-3 rule doesn't apply to cats in a clinical or veterinary context; it more commonly refers to dog adoption behavior and adjustment stages.

To slim down an obese cat, provide portion-controlled meals, increase physical activity, switch to a lower-calorie diet, and work with a veterinarian on a gradual, tailored weight-loss plan.

A cat is considered overweight when its body weight is 10–19% above its ideal weight, typically reflected as a Body Condition Score of 6–7 on a 9-point scale.

Obesity is a leading cause of health complications in cats and significantly contributes to increased mortality and decreased life expectancy.

Obesity can significantly reduce a cat’s life expectancy, increasing the risk of chronic diseases and decreasing quality of life.

Obesity in cats is highly dangerous, contributing to numerous chronic health issues, decreased quality of life, and shortened life expectancy.

Yes, feline obesity is dangerous and can lead to serious health problems, decreased quality of life, and a shorter lifespan for cats.

The best CBD for cats is a THC-free, pet-specific product that’s third-party tested, with simple ingredients and appropriate dosing guidelines, preferably in oil or chew form.

Yes, you can give cats CBD daily if it is THC-free and appropriately dosed, but always consult a veterinarian first to ensure safety and monitor for side effects.

The best CBD for cats is a THC-free, veterinarian-recommended product specifically formulated for pets, with third-party lab testing and clear ingredient lists.