Ginger adult cat sat on weighing scales in a vet practice
Adult cat laying down on a cat tree playing with a toy
Maine Coon cat lying down on a tiled floor indoors
Grey and white cat sitting down while owner feels its ribs
British Shorthair adult in black and white with Body Conditioning Score illustration
British Shorthair adult jumping in black and white with a red ball with a stop watch illustration behind

Healthy activity requires play

Playtime is key to keeping your cat stimulated, active and at a healthy weight. The amount of exercise varies based on factors such as their age, weight and breed.

Maine Coon kitten in black and white lying down in front of a growth curve illustration

Healthy growth lasts a lifetime

Losing weight is more difficult than preventing weight gain in the first place, so it's important that healthy habits and behaviours are set from day one.

    Healthy weight isn't only measured on a scale

    Weighing your cat is not the only way to check if they're overweight. You can find out if your cat's a healthy weight by asking your vet how to use the Body Conditioning Score.