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Colin is... fat. there, I've said it.
he is a big breed, but I can't keep making excuses for him! he's about 8 years old, and only eats Go Cat Complete (wet food upsets his tummy). I don't actually think he eats *that* much, but he wails for food every time he comes in the house (often), and I give him a very small amount.. so he's grazing all day, apart from when I'm at work.
any ideas? diet cat food?
he is a big breed, but I can't keep making excuses for him! he's about 8 years old, and only eats Go Cat Complete (wet food upsets his tummy). I don't actually think he eats *that* much, but he wails for food every time he comes in the house (often), and I give him a very small amount.. so he's grazing all day, apart from when I'm at work.
any ideas? diet cat food?
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One of our cats is getting a little bit fat because she also wails for food at all hours of the day and night and I was giving in for the sake of peace, we are now being very strict with her and only feeding her twice a day with wet food and providing a small amount of dry food throughout the day. She isn't amused about it and is being very sulky at the moment.
One of our cats is getting a little bit fat because she also wails for food at all hours of the day and night and I was giving in for the sake of peace, we are now being very strict with her and only feeding her twice a day with wet food and providing a small amount of dry food throughout the day. She isn't amused about it and is being very sulky at the moment.
My Barnzi (a rather odd lilac tipped persian) used to refuse to go outdoors, so set and supervised feed times were a breeze. I fed him on cod, tuna or prawns in the morning and purina in the evening, always maintained the same weight. When I moved, (he was about 8) he decided to start venturing out. He put on quite a bit of weight. I wasn't concerned, and I used to smile at him and a grey cat running around together and attempting to hunt all day.
When he started to go off his food, I found out the nice lady in the next close was feeding him too, Barnzi saw it as his second home. She was feeding him salmon and leftover turkey and chicken, and was even ordering scraps from the fish shop for him!
Are you sure he hasn't found day care elsewhere!?!
When he started to go off his food, I found out the nice lady in the next close was feeding him too, Barnzi saw it as his second home. She was feeding him salmon and leftover turkey and chicken, and was even ordering scraps from the fish shop for him!
Are you sure he hasn't found day care elsewhere!?!
When I realised my Barnzi was getting extra care, I spoke to the cat feeder. She was bathing and grooming my puddy cat too! Butshe generally found joy through looking after him. So I let her get on with it, but cut back his food at ours.
We are all attached to our little animals, though, aren't we? When I missed him, I'd stick my head out the door and rattle a bag of treats, he'd be back in within seconds!
We are all attached to our little animals, though, aren't we? When I missed him, I'd stick my head out the door and rattle a bag of treats, he'd be back in within seconds!