How to tell if your pet is overweight
The most practical way to assess if a pet is in underweight or overweight is to perform a body condition sco ...
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Welcome to the ROYAL CANIN®
Weight Management ClinicObesity can decrease an animal’s life span and lead to many health conditions. Here at the ROYAL CANIN® Weight Management Clinic, we are dedicated to raising the profile of this widespread condition and addressing the direct health concerns linked to obesity.
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How We Work
The clinic works on a referral basis, so the first port of call should always be to contact your own vet.
New to our referral service? Start here
ROYAL CANIN® Weight Management Clinic of the University of Liverpool is happy to enrol any overweight cats and dogs referred from their Veterinary Surgery, with or without other concurrent disease problems.
Help and Advice
ROYAL CANIN® Diets
Special blend of fibres that increases the volume of stomach contents and promotes satiety. (reduces the ...
Case Studies
Below is a selection of some of our previous patients. Click on an image to find out more. ...
How to Refer
Pet Owner The first part of the process is to speak to you own veterinary surgeon about wanting your animal t ...
About the clinic
In November 2004 the Small Animal Teaching Hospital at the University of Liverpool opened the ROYAL CANIN® Weight Management Clinic. This is a referral service available to dogs and cats that are overweight. By introducing the clinic in the North West, the first of its kind in Europe, we hope to increase the profile of the companion animal obesity condition. We enrol dogs and cats that are referred from their Veterinary Surgery with or without other concurrent diseases. The service is offered free of charge to those enrolled.
