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Home » Dachshund » Tiny Dachshund Tips Scale At 38 Pounds. Just 8 Months Later, He Looks Entirely Different

Tiny Dachshund Tips Scale At 38 Pounds. Just 8 Months Later, He Looks Entirely Different

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Many people dedicate a lot of time to losing weight, but we don’t often think of that as something an animal needs to do.

Saying a cat needs to lose five pounds probably doesn’t sound that extreme, but five pounds on a cat is actually a lot more thank you think. The same goes for small dog breeds.

The average weight for a dachshund starts out at 16 pounds. Given that these dogs are small and typically low to the ground, you’d never expect them to get very big.

But one 7-year-old dachshund’s weight skyrocketed so much, he earned himself the nickname “Fat Vincent”!

Vincent was surrendered to K9 Angels Rescue in Houston weighing a massive 38 pounds. His extreme weight led to some serious medical issues.

But surprisingly, Vincent’s health has taken a turn for the better. According to CNN, Vincent has lost half his body weight and is currently at17 pounds!

Just look at the difference a healthy doggy diet and exercise made for this pooch.

If you’re ever unsure of what your dog may need from you, you can check outthis list to see the signsthatan animal exhibits if they’re in pain and need help!

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