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- 11/24/2011 at 5:48 AM
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  Don’t forget about the PDSA’s Pet Fit Club
  
  Here’s what the PDSA says
  
  Hurry – closing date Friday 25th November
  
  According to veterinary charity PDSA, pet obesity levels vary depending on where pets live. Studying the UK, pets in Wales and the North West fare the worst, with 67% being fed unsuitable foods. In contrast, pets in London have the least fatty treats (53%).
  
  Are there lots of podgy pets in your area? The charity is running a pet slimming competition to help overweight pets lose weight through a diet and exercise programme that will help pets get back to a healthy and happy state. Visit http://www.pdsa.org.uk/petfitclub for more details
  
  You don’t need to be a UK resident to use this website
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