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Flabby belly...I've noticed recently that one of our puddies has a very saggy belly. She's never been fat, never had a litter, is spayed and now about 8 years old (we think). But lately she's looking like she's just given birth to a litter and not got her shape back yet! Is this just what happens as they get older? Sorry if this is a stupid question! She seems happy and healthy in herself but thought I'd better check! Is there anything I can do to get rid of it, or is it nothing to worry about?
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Here are two links to discussions we have had about saggy tums before.......it appears to be quite common and nothing to worry about  http://www.catsey.com/showthread.php...=saggy+bellies http://www.catsey.com/showthread.php...=saggy+bellies Hope this helps!  |
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My Rosie is 9 and her belly almost touches the ground in places  She is not overfed, is spayed and has never had kittens. |
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4 of mine have the same thing,none of them are overweight, so wouldn't worry about it.. |
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Thanks guys! Phew! |
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Yup - fat pockets. Quite normal I have them too |
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So do I, but was not going to admit it! |
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Not to worry about; happens as they get older. Look at my Welcome graphic, you can clearly see Leia's saggy tummy...makes her look fat, but she isn't! |
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