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I have a big grey boy cat named george. He weighs 10kgs Ive tried everything under the sun to get him to loose weight.He is 8 any ideas out there for loosing weight. I do love my grey boy he is a rescue lives with 3 other cats,2 dogs,2 birds and a rescue turtle
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![]() I've only owned one cat, mine was "Charlie". Charlie looked like a big white cat but he was all fur. I wish I had some advice to share but I'm afraid I don't. Is George really fat or is he maybe just a big cat?
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![]() The only things I can think of to help George lose weight is to: 1.) Play games "fetch-like" with him. I used to cast a cat toy on the end of fishing line, and my cats would chase after it as I reeled it back in. They got lots of exercise & loved it!! 2.) Try a low-fat dry cat food. Keep that out all day & night. Have just 1 small can of wet food once/day. What he doesn't eat up immediately, gets taken away for tomarrow. As my cats got older, they stopped eating wet food completely. My cats were strictly indoors, which did help a lot in regulating their diets and exercise. If George is also outdoors, that makes it kind of tricky. There are all sorts of snacks and junk food for cats to munch on outdoors. Try the fetching game though. So fun! ![]() ![]()
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Apparently some cats are just big (plus sized?) regardless of diet or activity. My father had a friend who owned a 27lb cat. Not a fat cat...he was frame proportionate, just a big cat. This cat feared no dog lol. Here's an interesting article from a site on cats and other critters:
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out that web on giant cats WOW that tortie instantly reminded me of goerge only my boy is even bigger than that has got me wondering if I need to have him tested again for diseases thanks so much ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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is your cat by chance a british short hair? if so they are huge! my daughter has one and it weighs over 20 pounds! and still growing somewhat. the vet told her they aren't considered full grown until age 5. he too is lazy lol lays down to eat lol
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Same is true of Maine Coon cats. My coonie is bigger than my recent adopted Dachshund, and he's not finished growing, since they don't reach full size till age 5 or so.
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I'm nt sure what he is just a pedigree house moggy to me He is still very lazy but I do love him.
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