I have never before had a cat that ate so voraciously. Please reassure me that limiting the cat's food to an appropriate ration will work ok, and the cat won't leave us in favour of a less disciplined neighbour.
Her previous owners dumped her at a sanctuary when she was a few months old and pregnant. The charity sent her to foster care until she had her kittens. Once they were adopted and she was spayed they adopted her to me. She was underweight and the charities staff said she was refusing to eat.
She ate voraciously from the moment we got her home. She's very quickly got to a healthy weight, but she's not slowing down and if she carries on at this rate she'll soon be fat.
All my previous cats were pampered padigrees, got as kittens, who regulated their appetites.
This rescue puss sits forlornly by her bowl.
Any advice?
She get Pro Plan dry food and wiskers in gravy wet food at the moment.
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Polyethyl · 21/05/2016 17:02
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