The share my cat thread #4

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Popcornshovel

Popcornshovel

JSquared said:
Exactly this. Me and my OH call ourselves ‘the peasants’ when it comes to our ranking order with the cats lol
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My cat likes supervising me when I'm gardening. He'll sit on the top of the shed or climb a tree to watch.

We always say he's secretly SAS surveillance cos he loves sitting in trees/bushes and keeping an eye on things.

The other day we were chopping back bushes and put all the offcuts in the middle of the lawn - he went and sat under them like it was a new bush that had appeared!
 
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aidil

aidil

hytuhh said:
Well Anastasia has always been about 4kg, when she went for a health check recently she was weighing at 4.3kg and honestly the vet/vet nurse (not sure which they were) was like 'oh my she is sooo big! I can't feel her ribs!! she really needs to lose some weight, she definitely needs a diet'. I was confused because I'm sure 4kg is absolutely adequate for a 1.5yr old BSH and 0.3kg is hardly a dramatic amount
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I always think body condition/weight is such a subjective thing (unless the cat is morbidly obese! 🫢). I’ve had cats visit me for consultations who I think look perfect and then I’ll read the previous vet/nurse’s notes that say they need to lose weight 🤣 I always prefer to look at body condition over numbers, especially with cats cos they all have such different builds! I definitely wouldn’t be alarmed by a BSH hitting 4kg!
 
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