What if your pet could reach a perfect weight in just 10 weeks?
It can be a lot easier than you think. With Science Diet™ Perfect Weight, you can see noticeable results without complex diets, hunger or regimens.
In fact, 70% of pets reached their goal weight within 10 weeks.
Need a lift?
A few extra pounds add a lot more struggle to your pet's day.
We’ll need a bigger canvas
Many owners don’t realize their pet is overweight. See for yourself.
The struggle is real
Watch how these hefty pets battle with their weight everyday.
10 Week Turnaround Calendar
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Fitness Fun: Exercise Tips
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Here’s how Science Diet™ Perfect Weight has led to real-world results
FIRST SUCCESSFUL WEIGHT LOSS!
I have had a hard time getting the extra pounds off of my Schnauzer/Dachshund mix. In about 3 months he has gone from 30lb to 27lb since switching to Perfect Weight - very happy with this product!
- Winstonsmom, Kilgore, TX, United States
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Here’s how Science Diet™ Perfect Weight has led to real-world results
This Formula is excellent for weight loss!
I love this formula. It works to help your pet lose weight! It also helps to maintain a healthy weight and has a great formulations of vitamins and antioxidants to help keep my dog stay healthy and his coat shiny!
- Rainy7, Connecticut
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Here’s how Science Diet™ Perfect Weight has led to real-world results
My cats love it!
We have only just started using this brand, but my cats both seem to really love it! They lick their plates clean and ask for more. I like that it has healthy ingredients that they enjoy and it will help them both be at a healthy weight.
- jewelfyre,
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Here’s how Science Diet™ Perfect Weight has led to real-world results
Perfect Weight
My cats love this food. They would be very happy to eat it all the time. Their bowls are empty after they eat this.
- luckey711, Wisconsin
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