Slight adjustment to title.
Thread originally started as “is my cat too fat?”
Sorry for the amount of cat posts I do, I’m a cat lady at only 27
Anyway, I noticed today that my cats tumtum is now touching the floor when she sits. Does everyone else’s cats do that or is she getting chonky AF?
As I know people will probably ask, she spends around two hours a day outside. But the rest inside either sleeping or following me. She has whiskas dry food which she can graze all day on, and will have around 3 pouches but sometimes gets a 4th as theirs four adults in this house coming and going an we never know if she’s been fed and she tells us that she hasn’t so sometimes she does get 4.
Oh and she is 3. The boy eats the same and he literally is so thin he looks like a stray it’s odd.
Thread originally started as “is my cat too fat?”
Sorry for the amount of cat posts I do, I’m a cat lady at only 27
Anyway, I noticed today that my cats tumtum is now touching the floor when she sits. Does everyone else’s cats do that or is she getting chonky AF?As I know people will probably ask, she spends around two hours a day outside. But the rest inside either sleeping or following me. She has whiskas dry food which she can graze all day on, and will have around 3 pouches but sometimes gets a 4th as theirs four adults in this house coming and going an we never know if she’s been fed and she tells us that she hasn’t so sometimes she does get 4.
Oh and she is 3. The boy eats the same and he literally is so thin he looks like a stray it’s odd.
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I’m not allowed one due to our building rules and I wish to live vicariously through you all 
I’ve raised this with the vets and they are happy with them as both my cats are physically massive cats. Like big long legs, big sturdy cats. For example one of my boys got really ill in august and dropped a lot of weight quickly. He was still just around 3kgs which is healthy for a lot of cats but he had to get kept in cat hospital he was that underweight and sick. All recovered now and back to his grubbing ways 
Shes a well built girl, doesn’t look unhealthy yet but maybe just keep an eye on her weight. Cats don’t always know to stop eating when they are full like we do! Her belly might be a bit saggy that’s why it’s touching the floor, my girl cats always had a saggy tummy I think possibly because that’s basically where their boobs are? I might just be making that up though
