If someone has the URL from hillspet.com that shows top and side view
of ematiation and obesity, can you please post the URL? I've been
searching the hillspet.com site and can't find it. They should make
it easier to search for. Thanks in advance.

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/who is thinking Shamrock is looking too skinny.
22brix - 25 Sep 2007 04:05 GMT
> If someone has the URL from hillspet.com that shows top and side view
> of ematiation and obesity, can you please post the URL? I've been
> searching the hillspet.com site and can't find it. They should make
> it easier to search for. Thanks in advance.
http://www.cathelp-online.com/health/bscore.php
HTH, Bonnie
Cheryl - 30 Sep 2007 00:55 GMT
> http://www.cathelp-online.com/health/bscore.php
>
> HTH, Bonnie
Thanks Bonnie. That one indicates a normal cat is wider when you look
down on them than the chart in my vets office, but it did say that a
very thin or ematiated cat will have ribs and hip bones clearly felt,
and luckily Shamrock's bones aren't sticking out or anything. I've
been watching his food intake carefully and he's eating ok. He's due
for a checkup for bloodwork for the medication he's on, so I'll see
what he weighs and discuss my worries with the vet.

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Matthew - 25 Sep 2007 04:13 GMT
> If someone has the URL from hillspet.com that shows top and side view
> of ematiation and obesity, can you please post the URL? I've been
> searching the hillspet.com site and can't find it. They should make
> it easier to search for. Thanks in advance.
I remember seeing that on my vets wall but I also have not been able to find
it.