Finally, weight loss success
in 10 weeks!

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.

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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.

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