The internet has developed a host of words to describe animals that are perhaps a little larger than they should be. Chonker, choncky, thicc, and absolute units are all phrases one might hear when seeing a pet that is particularly well-fed. It doesn’t take a genius to understand that, despite the cuteness, pets shouldn’t really be overweight. So here is a collection of before and after pics of cats whose owners did their best to help them lose weight. Get comfy as you scroll through and be sure to upvote your favorite examples and comment your thoughts below. #1 From Rotisserie Chicken To Chicken Tenderloin Image credits: joandono #2 Here’s Pepper Before And After Dechonkification Image credits: semifragile It’s not hard to see how some of these cats ended up in this situation. Just like us, cats have evolved to be out in the wild, finding food, perhaps chasing it and fighting. Instead, we all sit inside comfy, climate-controlled homes and have regular meals that are pretty calorie-dense. Plus, who doesn’t like a little snack? Most of us probably eat more than we should and move a lot more than we do. A housecat doesn’t exactly have access to the same physical activities that it would have in the wild. And since most of us love our pets, we always like to give them a little snack to munch on. #3 So Proud Of My Boy's Weight Loss Image credits: NukaJuice #4 Chonk Is Going Into The New Year A Little Less Chonky Image credits: bescaredwithme #5 Enzo’s Diet Has Been A Success Image credits: dunkerpup So experts have a number of tips to help get your cat's health back on track. First and foremost, a food scale can be useful to understand just how much (or little) food they are getting. There is no one-size-fits-all scenario, as everything from the cat’s breed, gender and access to the outdoors will influence how much it needs to eat. #6 Chonky Boy JC At His Chonkiest Last Year (36.7 Pounds) And Last Month (Down To 18.4) - He's So Much Happier And Energetic These Days Image credits: quattrophile #7 River Is Down 2 Pounds! And Still Yelling For Food Like Always Image credits: emianne610 #8 I Didn’t Realize How Much Weight He Had Lost Until This Old Picture Came Up In My Memories! Everyone Congratulate Simba For His Hard Work Image credits: StoreBrandWaffle This is why it’s best to consult with an expert and perhaps show them the cat to get a better estimate. Since a random decrease in nutrition has its own risks and can add stress to the animal's life, which has its own host of health risks. That being said, there are definitely fatty snacks that can be cut wholesale from its diet. #9 Adopted A Chunk And Now He's Shrunk Image credits: aa1255 #10 She Can Lick Her Bottom Again Image credits: NewtonsKnickers #11 Cabbage In 2020 vs. 2021 - Chonker Transformation Image credits: dongle-dan Of course, a healthy lifestyle isn’t just eating less, it also involves more movement. While for humans this tends to manifest as a gym or at least more walking, it can be a tad harder to implement these changes for a cat. Getting a cat to use a treadmill is not going to work in most cases and the majority of indoor cats are going to remain indoor cats. #12 Tomorrow Marks One Year Of Sushi's Diet Journey! 3 Lbs Down But Just As Derp Image credits: greenagemutantninja #13 The Dechonkification Of Freak. 2018 vs. 2023 Image credits: RaigarWasTaken #14 From Fat Lucy To Fab Lucy! She Was Rescued Weighing 26 Lbs, But Now Is Back To A Healthy Weight Image credits: adhdbpdisaster So the onus of responsibility will fall upon the owner. The best bet is to get a few toys and see what the particular cat likes. Then have a few minutes of play sessions every day. Not only will this make the cat more active, but it’s good stimulation for its brain and it helps create a bond between the cat and the owner. #15 Everyone Say Hello To And Congratulate Hermione On Her Weight Loss Journey! She's Got A Bit Left To Go Image credits: reddit.com #16 Petite Girls Can Dechonk Too Image credits: BeerInsurance #17 Before And After Chonk Image credits: FixEverythingInPost Additionally, it can help to introduce some more ways the cat can be active even when the owner is not around. Vertical spaces are a great option, particularly if the cat has to jump and climb its way up. Our feline buddies do like a height advantage, so this way savvy owners can “trick '' their pets into exercising more. #18 Big Girl Is Down Another Pound - Down 9 Lbs (22 Lbs To 13 Lbs) Total. Just A Few More To Go Image credits: cinemabears #19 6-Month Difference Image credits: SATANbutspelledbruce #20 Phoebe’s Weight Loss Journey Is Going Well Image credits: oythisisridiculous As cute as we might find these chonkers, it’s not just their hearts that might be at risk when cats are overweight. Cats are naturally very clean animals, so a larger surface area and diminished dexterity due to size can actually cause them a lot of distress, as they can no longer properly clean themselves. #21 My Chonky Boy Butters Is Almost At His Goal Weight Of 15 Pounds, Down From 20! After Almost 7 Months Of A Strict Diet He Only Has 0.8 More Pounds To Go Image credits: Ephy20 #22 My Zeezee Has Lost Close To 10 Pounds In The Last Year And A Half! She's Finally Down To A Healthy Weight Again Image credits: Sam_I_Am_Now #23 Down Two Pounds Since November! Started At 16.8 Lbs, Currently - 14.6 Lbs. Vet Said Target Is 12 But He’s Looking Very Fine Image credits: reddit.com On top of that, they may suffer from my joint issues and have general mobility problems. This can create a sort of vicious cycle, where the cat doesn’t want to move, gains weight, and struggles to move even more. This is why it’s vital that the owners take preventative measures, or at least do their best to play with their cat regularly. If you don’t like playing with a cat but still own one, perhaps rethink your life choices. #24 Chunky Was 6.2 Kg When We Adopted Her, After Being Left With Unlimited Food In The Shelter. Now She’s 4.4 Kg Although taken at different distances you can see how much weight she’s lost over the past year. Image credits: beatricepotters #25 I Know He's Not Chonk Anymore But Look At His (Healthy, Vet Recommended) Weight Loss Image credits: youngcatlady88 #26 Vito's Journey From 17,2 To 14,8 Lbs. Looking Purrfectly Pawesome Image credits: Tracy9Lives While many of the cats here are clearly too large to be healthy, a cat can be overweight and suffer from it without it being necessarily visible to its owner. This is why it’s best to see a professional or at least look through guidelines created by experts to get a better picture. One useful resource is the PDSA’s Pet Health Hub. #27 When Bronson Was Heavy, His Paws Always Seemed Confused When He Stood Up, Like They Weren’t Exactly Sure What Their Job Was Image credits: iambronsoncat #28 Used To Be A Chonk Image credits: ghthtgefehtkul #29 Quincy Is Still On Her Journey, But She Is Looking Much Healthier Of Late Image credits: get_a_job_grouch Ultimately, a healthy cat will live longer, which any pet owner should see as a good thing. So figure out if your cat needs to lose weight and then get a plan in place. And if you want some more inspiration, Bored Panda has got you covered, check out our other articles on different cat’s weight transformation journeys. #30 Ivy’s Weight Loss Journey. It Was A Struggle Image credits: therecaldecats #31 What A Difference Or What. Galatea Lost Quite A Lot Of Weight Image credits: mainecoco #32 Garfield's Dechonkification Image credits: jadzia11 #33 1-Year Update. Our Chonker Isn't As Chonky Anymore Image credits: pausingthekids #34 Big Boy Daemon Was Adopted At 25 Lbs, He's Now Down To 17 Lbs (6-Month Progress). 4 Lbs Left Until Weight Goal Image credits: sacredrealm #35 We Just Hit Our End Of The Year Goal! My Little Meatball Lost 20% Of Her Body Weight This Year. We Have Maybe One More Pound To Go Image credits: Late_Order_9834 #36 From Chonk To Fit. Down Over 2 Kilos Image credits: docilecat #37 Sybil's Chonk Status One Year Ago vs. Today. Good Job Sybil Image credits: pussnbootz #38 Ash's Weight Loss Journey Image credits: themadbeefeater #39 Chonky Tonky Isn't So Chonky Anymore Image credits: pking10 #40 The Dechonkification Of Squid Image credits: me_me_sad_boiii #41 Duncan Is Dechonking While His Little Buddies Grow Image credits: Laney20 #42 Slowly Dechonking Alan, Our Chunky Ginger Lad Image credits: snakeiscranky #43 Before And After Losing Almost 2 Kg. One Year Apart Image credits: thedrawerking #44 This Is Bella's Before And After. She Has Lost So Much Weight. She's Such A Happy And Playful Cat Now And Her Fur Is So Much Softer And Healthier Image credits: bella_the_putt_putt_butt #45 Such A Good Progress Image credits: MehReader_89 #46 My Proudest Weight Loss Picture To Date Image credits: illegalkitties #47 From 15.4 Lbs To 10.3 Lbs. She's Officially At Her Goal Weight! I'm So Proud Of My Little Kibble Image credits: Chickenstrips420 #48 Huge Congratulations To Kitty And Her Owner Jack For Helping Her Lose 2.2 Lbs And Reaching Her Target Goal Weight Image credits: sprucegroveveterinaryclinic #49 Chunky Boy Lost Weight. Healthy Kitty Now Image credits: DealerFalse #50 Hudson Weight Loss Update! From 18 Lbs In April To 15 Lbs In September Image credits: Creature__Teacher #51 Kudos Are In Order For My Best Friend Bubba! I Hope This Will Keep You With Me For A Few More Years. Proud Of You Dude Image credits: TheSpoodler #52 Before And After Weight Loss For Our Fluff Chonk Image credits: TheLifeOfReilly #53 I’m So Proud Of My Baby For Losing Weight! I Put Him On A Diet Recommended By A Vet And Look At Him Image credits: youngcatlady88 #54 Leo: 26 Lbs To 18 Lbs Over The Course Of 2 Years Image credits: splashmob #55 A Long Weight Loss Journey. Almost At Her Goal Weight Image credits: trippedcat #56 Eloise’s Transformation From ~17.5 To Under 13. It Took A Lot Of Work, Experimentation, And Investment But I Can Tell She Is Much More Active And Happy Image credits: Zeltron2020 #57 We’ve Moved Out Of My In-Laws’ So Nobody’s Overfeeding My River Now Image credits: kilikilingmakati #58 My Baby’s Weight Loss After 1 Year Together Image credits: Sasha_bzns #59 Dechonkification Progress! From 17.5 Lbs To 13.88 Lbs In About 1 Year! She’s Doing Amazing Image credits: AmbiguousGizmo #60 Lulu - Dechonked From 14.5 Lbs To 7 Lbs Image credits: foxandirises #61 Progress Slowed To A Crawl These Last Couple Years, And She’s Still Just A Teensy Bit Heavy For Her Size, But She Has A Shiny Coat And A Clean Bill Of Health Image credits: NotTheLark #62 Successful Dechonk Image credits: DealerFalse #63 Bubba’s Dechonkification Has Led To Some Handsome Face Gains Image credits: graceadee #64 After 5 Months Of Dechonk, Pepper Is One Happy Cat Image credits: eugfest07 #65 My 12-Year-Old Girl Weighed 13 Lbs Last November. Now She’s Less Than 10 Lbs Image credits: Oiseau_Noir #66 Ponyo Is Now 2 Pounds Less Than She Was At Her Highest-Recorded Weight Image credits: psychick6 #67 Stewie In 2020 vs. 2023. We Stopped Letting Him Free-Feed And Instead He Gets 3 Small Meals A Day. Look At The Difference Image credits: PM_ME_PRETTY_PIGEONS #68 Wanted To Share My Boy's 5 Lbs Weight Loss Over The Past Two Years Image credits: forbiddenmachina #69 Penny's Weight Loss 6 Months In Image credits: _dani_california_ #70 Smolls The Day I Brought Her Home At 22 Lbs vs. Today At 12,6 Lbs Image credits: bidstar #71 Jesse Has Successfully Shrunk. About A 1.5 Kg Loss Image credits: Foldingstarsx #72 Adopted Mergo At 16.5 Lbs And She Is Now At Her Perfect Weight Goal Of 13 Lbs Image credits: happylittlepebbleEA #73 Marco's Progress After 2 Years! 22 Lbs To 13 Lbs It's been an incredibly long 2 years of him being on his diet, but it's incredible to see how much happier he seems and how much more active he is. We started weighing his food and have him on the Royal Canin satiety support. Image credits: thugsaah #74 Dechonked. Geralt Got The Green Light From The Vet To Go On A Maintenance Diet. No Longer A Chonky Boy Image credits: capricornflakes #75 From 26 Lbs To 18 Lbs Image credits: squishesfish #76 Oskar Dechonked About 85% Image credits: decarabia_star #77 Chonky Boy Meatball Is Losing Weight Image credits: reddit.com #78 I Didn't Even Know How Active She Could Be Till She Was Dechonked Image credits: RelativeCold8412 #79 Mac Has Successfully Dechonked Image credits: ThrowRA8059 #80 My Handsome Holland Has Lost 5.5 Lbs Since My Fiancé And I Adopted Him Two Years Ago Image credits: MsBerg #81 Quincy Is Still On Her Journey, But She Is Looking Much Healthier Of Late #82 Leo: 26lbs To 18lbs Over The Course Of 2 Years #83 I Didn’t Realize How Much Weight He Had Lost Until This Old Picture Came Up In My Memories! Everyone Congratulate Simba For His Hard Work! 80 Cats That Went From Being Mega-Chonkers To Lean Floofs

The internet has developed a host of words to describe animals that are perhaps a little larger than they should be. Chonker, choncky, thicc, and absolute units are all phrases one might hear when seeing a pet that is particularly well-fed. 

It doesn’t take a genius to understand that, despite the cuteness, pets shouldn’t really be overweight. So here is a collection of before and after pics of cats whose owners did their best to help them lose weight. Get comfy as you scroll through and be sure to upvote your favorite examples and comment your thoughts below. 

#1 From Rotisserie Chicken To Chicken Tenderloin

Image credits: joandono

#2 Here’s Pepper Before And After Dechonkification

Image credits: semifragile

It’s not hard to see how some of these cats ended up in this situation. Just like us, cats have evolved to be out in the wild, finding food, perhaps chasing it and fighting. Instead, we all sit inside comfy, climate-controlled homes and have regular meals that are pretty calorie-dense. 

Plus, who doesn’t like a little snack? Most of us probably eat more than we should and move a lot more than we do. A housecat doesn’t exactly have access to the same physical activities that it would have in the wild. And since most of us love our pets, we always like to give them a little snack to munch on. 

#3 So Proud Of My Boy's Weight Loss

Image credits: NukaJuice

#4 Chonk Is Going Into The New Year A Little Less Chonky

Image credits: bescaredwithme

#5 Enzo’s Diet Has Been A Success

Image credits: dunkerpup

So experts have a number of tips to help get your cat's health back on track. First and foremost, a food scale can be useful to understand just how much (or little) food they are getting. There is no one-size-fits-all scenario, as everything from the cat’s breed, gender and access to the outdoors will influence how much it needs to eat. 

#6 Chonky Boy JC At His Chonkiest Last Year (36.7 Pounds) And Last Month (Down To 18.4) - He's So Much Happier And Energetic These Days

Image credits: quattrophile

#7 River Is Down 2 Pounds! And Still Yelling For Food Like Always

Image credits: emianne610

#8 I Didn’t Realize How Much Weight He Had Lost Until This Old Picture Came Up In My Memories! Everyone Congratulate Simba For His Hard Work

Image credits: StoreBrandWaffle

This is why it’s best to consult with an expert and perhaps show them the cat to get a better estimate. Since a random decrease in nutrition has its own risks and can add stress to the animal's life, which has its own host of health risks. That being said, there are definitely fatty snacks that can be cut wholesale from its diet. 

#9 Adopted A Chunk And Now He's Shrunk

Image credits: aa1255

#10 She Can Lick Her Bottom Again

Image credits: NewtonsKnickers

#11 Cabbage In 2020 vs. 2021 - Chonker Transformation

Image credits: dongle-dan

Of course, a healthy lifestyle isn’t just eating less, it also involves more movement. While for humans this tends to manifest as a gym or at least more walking, it can be a tad harder to implement these changes for a cat. Getting a cat to use a treadmill is not going to work in most cases and the majority of indoor cats are going to remain indoor cats. 

#12 Tomorrow Marks One Year Of Sushi's Diet Journey! 3 Lbs Down But Just As Derp

Image credits: greenagemutantninja

#13 The Dechonkification Of Freak. 2018 vs. 2023

Image credits: RaigarWasTaken

#14 From Fat Lucy To Fab Lucy! She Was Rescued Weighing 26 Lbs, But Now Is Back To A Healthy Weight

Image credits: adhdbpdisaster

So the onus of responsibility will fall upon the owner. The best bet is to get a few toys and see what the particular cat likes. Then have a few minutes of play sessions every day. Not only will this make the cat more active, but it’s good stimulation for its brain and it helps create a bond between the cat and the owner. 

#15 Everyone Say Hello To And Congratulate Hermione On Her Weight Loss Journey! She's Got A Bit Left To Go

Image credits: reddit.com

#16 Petite Girls Can Dechonk Too

Image credits: BeerInsurance

#17 Before And After Chonk

Image credits: FixEverythingInPost

Additionally, it can help to introduce some more ways the cat can be active even when the owner is not around. Vertical spaces are a great option, particularly if the cat has to jump and climb its way up. Our feline buddies do like a height advantage, so this way savvy owners can “trick '' their pets into exercising more. 

#18 Big Girl Is Down Another Pound - Down 9 Lbs (22 Lbs To 13 Lbs) Total. Just A Few More To Go

Image credits: cinemabears

#19 6-Month Difference

Image credits: SATANbutspelledbruce

#20 Phoebe’s Weight Loss Journey Is Going Well

Image credits: oythisisridiculous

As cute as we might find these chonkers, it’s not just their hearts that might be at risk when cats are overweight. Cats are naturally very clean animals, so a larger surface area and diminished dexterity due to size can actually cause them a lot of distress, as they can no longer properly clean themselves. 

#21 My Chonky Boy Butters Is Almost At His Goal Weight Of 15 Pounds, Down From 20! After Almost 7 Months Of A Strict Diet He Only Has 0.8 More Pounds To Go

Image credits: Ephy20

#22 My Zeezee Has Lost Close To 10 Pounds In The Last Year And A Half! She's Finally Down To A Healthy Weight Again

Image credits: Sam_I_Am_Now

#23 Down Two Pounds Since November! Started At 16.8 Lbs, Currently - 14.6 Lbs. Vet Said Target Is 12 But He’s Looking Very Fine

Image credits: reddit.com

On top of that, they may suffer from my joint issues and have general mobility problems. This can create a sort of vicious cycle, where the cat doesn’t want to move, gains weight, and struggles to move even more. This is why it’s vital that the owners take preventative measures, or at least do their best to play with their cat regularly. If you don’t like playing with a cat but still own one, perhaps rethink your life choices. 

#24 Chunky Was 6.2 Kg When We Adopted Her, After Being Left With Unlimited Food In The Shelter. Now She’s 4.4 Kg

Although taken at different distances you can see how much weight she’s lost over the past year. 

Image credits: beatricepotters

#25 I Know He's Not Chonk Anymore But Look At His (Healthy, Vet Recommended) Weight Loss

Image credits: youngcatlady88

#26 Vito's Journey From 17,2 To 14,8 Lbs. Looking Purrfectly Pawesome

Image credits: Tracy9Lives

While many of the cats here are clearly too large to be healthy, a cat can be overweight and suffer from it without it being necessarily visible to its owner. This is why it’s best to see a professional or at least look through guidelines created by experts to get a better picture. One useful resource is the PDSA’s Pet Health Hub.

#27 When Bronson Was Heavy, His Paws Always Seemed Confused When He Stood Up, Like They Weren’t Exactly Sure What Their Job Was

Image credits: iambronsoncat

#28 Used To Be A Chonk

Image credits: ghthtgefehtkul

#29 Quincy Is Still On Her Journey, But She Is Looking Much Healthier Of Late

Image credits: get_a_job_grouch

Ultimately, a healthy cat will live longer, which any pet owner should see as a good thing. So figure out if your cat needs to lose weight and then get a plan in place. And if you want some more inspiration, Bored Panda has got you covered, check out our other articles on different cat’s weight transformation journeys. 

#30 Ivy’s Weight Loss Journey. It Was A Struggle

Image credits: therecaldecats

#31 What A Difference Or What. Galatea Lost Quite A Lot Of Weight

Image credits: mainecoco

#32 Garfield's Dechonkification

Image credits: jadzia11

#33 1-Year Update. Our Chonker Isn't As Chonky Anymore

Image credits: pausingthekids

#34 Big Boy Daemon Was Adopted At 25 Lbs, He's Now Down To 17 Lbs (6-Month Progress). 4 Lbs Left Until Weight Goal

Image credits: sacredrealm

#35 We Just Hit Our End Of The Year Goal! My Little Meatball Lost 20% Of Her Body Weight This Year. We Have Maybe One More Pound To Go

Image credits: Late_Order_9834

#36 From Chonk To Fit. Down Over 2 Kilos

Image credits: docilecat

#37 Sybil's Chonk Status One Year Ago vs. Today. Good Job Sybil

Image credits: pussnbootz

#38 Ash's Weight Loss Journey

Image credits: themadbeefeater

#39 Chonky Tonky Isn't So Chonky Anymore

Image credits: pking10

#40 The Dechonkification Of Squid

Image credits: me_me_sad_boiii

#41 Duncan Is Dechonking While His Little Buddies Grow

Image credits: Laney20

#42 Slowly Dechonking Alan, Our Chunky Ginger Lad

Image credits: snakeiscranky

#43 Before And After Losing Almost 2 Kg. One Year Apart

Image credits: thedrawerking

#44 This Is Bella's Before And After. She Has Lost So Much Weight. She's Such A Happy And Playful Cat Now And Her Fur Is So Much Softer And Healthier

Image credits: bella_the_putt_putt_butt

#45 Such A Good Progress

Image credits: MehReader_89

#46 My Proudest Weight Loss Picture To Date

Image credits: illegalkitties

#47 From 15.4 Lbs To 10.3 Lbs. She's Officially At Her Goal Weight! I'm So Proud Of My Little Kibble

Image credits: Chickenstrips420

#48 Huge Congratulations To Kitty And Her Owner Jack For Helping Her Lose 2.2 Lbs And Reaching Her Target Goal Weight

Image credits: sprucegroveveterinaryclinic

#49 Chunky Boy Lost Weight. Healthy Kitty Now

Image credits: DealerFalse

#50 Hudson Weight Loss Update! From 18 Lbs In April To 15 Lbs In September

Image credits: Creature__Teacher

#51 Kudos Are In Order For My Best Friend Bubba! I Hope This Will Keep You With Me For A Few More Years. Proud Of You Dude

Image credits: TheSpoodler

#52 Before And After Weight Loss For Our Fluff Chonk

Image credits: TheLifeOfReilly

#53 I’m So Proud Of My Baby For Losing Weight! I Put Him On A Diet Recommended By A Vet And Look At Him

Image credits: youngcatlady88

#54 Leo: 26 Lbs To 18 Lbs Over The Course Of 2 Years

Image credits: splashmob

#55 A Long Weight Loss Journey. Almost At Her Goal Weight

Image credits: trippedcat

#56 Eloise’s Transformation From ~17.5 To Under 13. It Took A Lot Of Work, Experimentation, And Investment But I Can Tell She Is Much More Active And Happy

Image credits: Zeltron2020

#57 We’ve Moved Out Of My In-Laws’ So Nobody’s Overfeeding My River Now

Image credits: kilikilingmakati

#58 My Baby’s Weight Loss After 1 Year Together

Image credits: Sasha_bzns

#59 Dechonkification Progress! From 17.5 Lbs To 13.88 Lbs In About 1 Year! She’s Doing Amazing

Image credits: AmbiguousGizmo

#60 Lulu - Dechonked From 14.5 Lbs To 7 Lbs

Image credits: foxandirises

#61 Progress Slowed To A Crawl These Last Couple Years, And She’s Still Just A Teensy Bit Heavy For Her Size, But She Has A Shiny Coat And A Clean Bill Of Health

Image credits: NotTheLark

#62 Successful Dechonk

Image credits: DealerFalse

#63 Bubba’s Dechonkification Has Led To Some Handsome Face Gains

Image credits: graceadee

#64 After 5 Months Of Dechonk, Pepper Is One Happy Cat

Image credits: eugfest07

#65 My 12-Year-Old Girl Weighed 13 Lbs Last November. Now She’s Less Than 10 Lbs

Image credits: Oiseau_Noir

#66 Ponyo Is Now 2 Pounds Less Than She Was At Her Highest-Recorded Weight

Image credits: psychick6

#67 Stewie In 2020 vs. 2023. We Stopped Letting Him Free-Feed And Instead He Gets 3 Small Meals A Day. Look At The Difference

Image credits: PM_ME_PRETTY_PIGEONS

#68 Wanted To Share My Boy's 5 Lbs Weight Loss Over The Past Two Years

Image credits: forbiddenmachina

#69 Penny's Weight Loss 6 Months In

Image credits: _dani_california_

#70 Smolls The Day I Brought Her Home At 22 Lbs vs. Today At 12,6 Lbs

Image credits: bidstar

#71 Jesse Has Successfully Shrunk. About A 1.5 Kg Loss

Image credits: Foldingstarsx

#72 Adopted Mergo At 16.5 Lbs And She Is Now At Her Perfect Weight Goal Of 13 Lbs

Image credits: happylittlepebbleEA

#73 Marco's Progress After 2 Years! 22 Lbs To 13 Lbs

It's been an incredibly long 2 years of him being on his diet, but it's incredible to see how much happier he seems and how much more active he is. We started weighing his food and have him on the Royal Canin satiety support.

Image credits: thugsaah

#74 Dechonked. Geralt Got The Green Light From The Vet To Go On A Maintenance Diet. No Longer A Chonky Boy

Image credits: capricornflakes

#75 From 26 Lbs To 18 Lbs

Image credits: squishesfish

#76 Oskar Dechonked About 85%

Image credits: decarabia_star

#77 Chonky Boy Meatball Is Losing Weight

Image credits: reddit.com

#78 I Didn't Even Know How Active She Could Be Till She Was Dechonked

Image credits: RelativeCold8412

#79 Mac Has Successfully Dechonked

Image credits: ThrowRA8059

#80 My Handsome Holland Has Lost 5.5 Lbs Since My Fiancé And I Adopted Him Two Years Ago

Image credits: MsBerg

#81 Quincy Is Still On Her Journey, But She Is Looking Much Healthier Of Late

#82 Leo: 26lbs To 18lbs Over The Course Of 2 Years

#83 I Didn’t Realize How Much Weight He Had Lost Until This Old Picture Came Up In My Memories! Everyone Congratulate Simba For His Hard Work!

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