Welcome to the forum. My son has a fat cat too-one obese, one fat and one normal. He changed the cats' food to the same brand (grain-free) I feed my own girl and the obese cat is again jumping for "da bird" so he figures she's lost some weight already. Both of his fat cats did some time on the streets of DC so there are probably behavioral issues regarding food. Obese cat's daughter was born in a shelter and she is normal weight.
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Hi, I'm new here and just have a question about my fat cat. I'm going through the ropes in order to be able to post my question in the appropriate area.
About me: I have two cats. One is a big, 14lb, grey/white tabby named Sparrow, and the other is his sister who is a petite, 9 lb, black/brown tabby named Fifteen. We got them from the pound when they were kittens and they are spoiled monsters, but I love them
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About me: I have two cats. One is a big, 14lb, grey/white tabby named Sparrow, and the other is his sister who is a petite, 9 lb, black/brown tabby named Fifteen. We got them from the pound when they were kittens and they are spoiled monsters, but I love them
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