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Thanks Elaine, that's useful. |
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I took on a 12 year old Burmese cross a year ago - he was 6.6 kilos when he was weighed last October and is now 6.3 - the vet said he was a little bit heavy but nothing to worry about as he is quite a big cat - very long in the body. It all depends on the build |
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Thanks Jasmine, Biggles is one HUGE puss. |
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My Leia (moggy, 10 years old) is 6.4, but she is a BIG cat ...long and tall! And, like Elaine's Eva, lazy! Biggles looks fine to me. He's the spitting image of my childhood cat ...don't know what he weighed ... but he was a big cat too. and lived to be 17. |
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Biggle`s certainly dosen`t look fat at all, he looks just like a lovely big cat  |
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