AS to weight, my Harley weighs only 14 lbs according to the vet, but when I pick him up, I would swear he weighs at least 30. My Casey has an eating problem, she wants to eat constantly. I just ignore her when she starts pawing at me for treats.
---- Lee Evans <[email protected]> wrote: > Sounds more like you should find the little tub a restaurant home. Yeah. I > have several aggressive eaters in my feline family. I especially love when > they suddenly get and itch while walking with me to the food and plunk their > tubby rears down in front of me to dig a back foot into their ear, causing me > to pull up with a screech or topple head over heels over them. My one-eyed > boy with a meow like an automobile engine trying to start up with no > anti-freeze on a subzero Winter day probably weighs in at 70 pounds. Well, > maybe that's an exaggeration but when he sat down on my foot one day, it > actually hurt. I thought a boulder had landed on my toes. I have a lot of sad > cases to. Older cats losing weight, possibly from thyroid issues. Have to get > them tested. Rampant stomatitis which is controlled by cortisone shots > because I have no money or time to deal with more sophisticated methods that > may or may not work. And trying to earn enough money to keep up > with the mortgage because I'm not eligible for mortgage reduction on a > mobile home, even if it is double-wide and guess what? You can't get a > mortgage reduction if your credit is lousy because a mortgage reduction is > actually refinancing. So welcome to the Twilight Zone where if you don't have > money you can't have money and you won't have money ever again. The American > Dream. Yeah. Spay and Neuter your cats and dogs and your weird relatives and nasty neighbors too! >________________________________ > > _______________________________________________ Felvtalk mailing list [email protected] http://felineleukemia.org/mailman/listinfo/felvtalk_felineleukemia.org
