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The main therapeutic approach for canine obesity is restricting caloric intake, this succeeds provided that the energy intake (EI) during weight loss is less than the dog’s energy expenditure. Many methods exist for predicting the starting EI required for weight loss in obese dogs. Methods can incorporate either resting energy requirement (RER = 70 kcal/kg0.75/day) or maintenance energy requirement (MER = 105 kcal/kg0.75/day), and be based upon either starting body weight (SBW) or target body weight (TBW, estimated from body condition score). In addition, some methods make adjustments for sex and neuter status. In this retrospective study, the performance of predictive equations were assessed:

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