I rescued a 3 year old female cat a few months ago. Within a few weeks of having her, she had clearly put on weight, but I did think that was a problem. She was a stray so I assumed it was ''old hunger''. Then she caught cystitis and the vet told me that she needed to lose a bit of weight, so I moved her onto Purina diet dry food.
I have never had a cat before, so I don't know whether I am still feeding her too much. My neighbour commented on her size and made me wonder. She eats a tin of Sheba beef in the morning, 30gr of dry food for lunch (small handful), and another 30gr for dinner. This is the recommended amount according to the Sheba and Purina packages, but I am wondering whether the manufacturers just want us to overfeed our cats so that they sell more.
BTW, she 5kg now. Any advice?