I'll be very short and to the point. What defines a cat's normal weight?
We know that our standards and values are quite different from our humans� but, still I think we should have this clearly stated and disclosed � what makes a cat normal, fat, overweight and obese? Some graphics will help as well if you have any (visual had always have a stronger impact). The reason I�m asking your help with this is because my mummy is obsessed with her weight (since she moved over to UK). I don�t know how skinny you are over there but she is already as fat as a toothpick! Is she too fat already? Is this your norm? Why am I concerned? I�m very much concerned since I�ve heard her saying that I need to be on a diet! Ugh! Give me a break! Am I supposed to eat only �greens� as in this photo? Don�t think so, thank you! George, I personally think I�m normal! I�m OK with my weight! So, please help me as I don�t see myself munching all day long on catnip or greens only! Are these standards universal or do they differ from one continent to another? If they do, then tell me, please, of a continent where people have some meat on their bones so when I knead, I actually feel some soft, fat tissues that make me feel GOOD.
In ounces and poundsWe know that our standards and values are quite different from our humans� but, still I think we should have this clearly stated and disclosed � what makes a cat normal, fat, overweight and obese? Some graphics will help as well if you have any (visual had always have a stronger impact). The reason I�m asking your help with this is because my mummy is obsessed with her weight (since she moved over to UK). I don�t know how skinny you are over there but she is already as fat as a toothpick! Is she too fat already? Is this your norm? Why am I concerned? I�m very much concerned since I�ve heard her saying that I need to be on a diet! Ugh! Give me a break! Am I supposed to eat only �greens� as in this photo? Don�t think so, thank you! George, I personally think I�m normal! I�m OK with my weight! So, please help me as I don�t see myself munching all day long on catnip or greens only! Are these standards universal or do they differ from one continent to another? If they do, then tell me, please, of a continent where people have some meat on their bones so when I knead, I actually feel some soft, fat tissues that make me feel GOOD.
Didina
Dear Didina,
I agree. Fat humans have much warmer squashier laps that a cat can really sink into or have a good satisfying knead. We don't like thin humans. But it is a good idea for us to get too fat - after all, we want to be healthy.
Here's a great chart about cat weight. Useful for humans who are under or over feeding their cat.
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We don't have to eat greens to lose weight. That is for human omnivores, not us obligate carnivores. There are now plenty of cat foods on sale that help us stay trim. Vets can prescribe specialist foods for that.
But more importantly we need fun and exercise not just smaller bowls of food. In fact bowls are boring. If we get fed in food dispensers, meals take longer, are more fun, and give us some exercise. Ideas for fun food toys can be found here.
Yours
George.
But more importantly we need fun and exercise not just smaller bowls of food. In fact bowls are boring. If we get fed in food dispensers, meals take longer, are more fun, and give us some exercise. Ideas for fun food toys can be found here.
Yours
George.
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