Dr. Peterson appointed to Executive Board of the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention

Dr. Peterson was recently appointed as the newest Executive Board member of the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention. This new appointment comes on the heels of Dr. Peterson's recent in-depth analysis of small animal nutrition and the role the pet food industry plays in what we feed our dogs and cats.

About the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention (APOP)

The Association for Pet Obesity Prevention (APOP) has launched campaigns to fight pet obesity within the veterinary medical community, veterinary schools, and state and local veterinary organizations, and has reached out to various media outlets. We are made up of dedicated veterinarians and veterinary healthcare personnel who are committed to making the lives of dogs, cats, all other animals and people healthier and more vital.

APOP is not affiliated with any veterinary industry corporation or business in any manner. This neutrality is critical to our ability to provide unbiased information and advice to veterinary healthcare providers and the pet-loving public.

APOP was founded in 2005 by veterinarian Dr. Ernie Ward, a competitive Ironman triathlete, certified personal trainer, and accredited USA Triathlon coach. A key component of APOP’s mission is to develop and promote parallel weight loss programs designed to help pet owners lose weight alongside their pets.

To see a list of the other APOP Executive Board members, click here.

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