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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / October 2005Tweaker is getting FAT
He is always pestering me for more food, and once in awhile he gets into the dog's food and pigs out on that to the point where he pukes. He looks healthy and plump now, but if the trend continues, I will have to put him on a diet. Charlie > He is always pestering me for more food, and once in awhile he gets > into the dog's food and pigs out on that to the point where he pukes. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Charlie So.... You can reason and deduct. What else do you want..? A 21 gun salute? IBen Getiner shitass > > He is always pestering me for more food, and once in awhile he gets > > into the dog's food and pigs out on that to the point where he pukes. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > IBen Getiner > He is always pestering me for more food, and once in awhile he gets > into the dog's food and pigs out on that to the point where he pukes. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Charlie It'll be easier to put a stop to the trend now than it will be to try to reverse it later. > He is always pestering me for more food, and once in awhile he gets > into the dog's food and pigs out on that to the point where he pukes. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Charlie>>. Kim tries to eat Dibbys the dog's food . She's loves his dried food so I have to be very vigilant and not leave it down if he doesn't eat it,. Some more exercise will help. I find it easy to get Dibby to play, just throw the ball and he'll fetch it umpteen times but cats are more intelligent then that! <G> Alison > He is always pestering me for more food, and once in awhile he gets > into the dog's food and pigs out on that to the point where he pukes. > > He looks healthy and plump now, but if the trend continues, I will > have to put him on a diet. Charlie, you might want to begin controlling his portions now. You know I have had my formerly very fat cat on a diet for months and it has not been easy on either of us. (She is very assertive and aside from the Black Death Rays coming from her little rat-like eyes when we do not feed her when she wants food, there are other torments. :) Is there a way you can keep her out of the dog's food, for starters? (She is very > assertive and aside from the Black Death Rays coming from her > little rat-like eyes when we do not feed her when she wants food, > there are other torments. :) I'll bite, cc, why does your kitty have rat-like eyes? Kitties are 'sposed to have big, almond-shaped eyes, not beady little rat eyes. Candace > (She is very >> assertive and aside from the Black Death Rays coming from her [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I'll bite, cc, why does your kitty have rat-like eyes? Kitties are > 'sposed to have big, almond-shaped eyes, not beady little rat eyes. When she is happy she has lovely pale green eyes. When she sits by us while we are eating, she has totally gorgeous, huge green eyes that sparkle with magic and beckon to us seductively. "Give me the pork chop ... fork over the chicken ..." When I pick her up and she wants to get down and I keep holding her, she has enormous devil eyes with no green showing, just huge pupils that show you the Depths of Hell when you gaze into them! When she wants her cat food and we will not cough it up right away, in between knocking things off of tables and slapping at our feet she glares at us with tiny little black glittering rat-bastard eyes that look like she is planning countless painful torments for us. Anything else? > He is always pestering me for more food, and once in awhile he gets > into the dog's food and pigs out on that to the point where he pukes. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Charlie Dudley is like this. The fact that he is on 'roids doesn't help, though he is on a very low, maintenance dose. We have to keep Luna's dry food on the counter or else Dudley will eat that, too. One of these days I'll get Luna switched to the canned, but hell if she isnt a picky, fiesty little biznatch! Anyway, someone on here (or rpca, cant recall) described their cat recently as a football with legs. That is now what we call Dudley. :) Pam |
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