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Just measured Elsashe ranks in at 9.6 inches, and she is only 11 weeks old  now maybe its me but is this quite large for a female kitten of this age?Is it normal though, her size, considering shes a cross of 2 large'ish and heavy boned breeds do you think?
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Luke you were only questioning how small she was the other day  http://www.catpages.co.uk/talkcats/s...ead.php?t=2571 |
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indeed i was, i think it was more of a weight thing she seemed very scrawny, and plus the fact she slunk everywhere and didnt walk, then it was yesterday i believe or the day before she was walking around head up high so to speak, and she seemed really tall, and then she was at the vets due to a check up, and i said to him how she seemed larger than when we got her, and he said that it was probably just the way she sat/waled etc and that she was quite large for her age, but still a little on the lean side which also lead to a smaller impression............. |
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I shouldn't worry about her size Luke.....the vet is happy with her so she is alright, don't look for problems  |
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