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Is Dylan overweight?I was trying to find Dylan's ribs yesterday while he was eating and I couldn't find them  Does that mean he needs to lose weight? Edit: He's 5.5kg now. (I'm kind of being a hypocondriac probably)
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RCR - I'm sure it was you that posted this interesting link a while ago - doesn't it answer your question??? http://www.peteducation.com/article....1+2230&aid=660 |
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Well he LOOKS ok, apart from having a bit of trouble getting his back end thrugh the cat flap sometimes  but like I said I can't find his ribs |
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Arthur is 5kg, sounds ok if he is a big cat |
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Ribs? Cats have RIBS???  Haven't felt Leia's since she was a kitten, but I can find the backbone and shoulder blades, OK, she is a bit overweight, but she's a big cat! Dylan looks fine t me, RCR. |
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Ooops, duplicate post .... |
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He looks to be a big cat so 5.5 kilos isn't excessively heavy, in my opinion. Cats also develop fat pockets on their underside which can sometimes obscure their ribs. |
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