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Re: When is an older kitten eating too much?
I have the same thing going on with my two. They are both 6 months old. Casper is very sleek and agile and will jump anywhere and everywhere but Tobias just seems to 'plod' about most of the time! He runs and tears round the house when he feels like it but he's not ventured onto the worktop yet whereas Casper has been jumping up there for months. Wasn't sure whether it's just his personality, his weight or his breed. He's a British Shorthair and a lot stockier/chunkier than Casper. I was worried that he was overweight but when I took them both to be neutered the vet said he was fine. Still trying to decide whether he'll ever get onto the worktop!
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Re: When is an older kitten eating too much?
Mine too - they are 9 months old and Ben is 4.6kg and Jerry 4.4! They are both tall cats, still have big paws and with Jerry he is quite sleek but ben definitely has a little podgy belly. Have just changed them onto adult food, hopefully this will help.
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Re: When is an older kitten eating too much?
you know there eating too much when they vomit
thats what happened to Leo it was sad but it was food and food only and since then we have resitricted to a big brekkie and a little dinner, no more lunch!
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