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I recently took my incredibly obese pussy to the vet. (13 year olds can scoff now) And she came out to a whopping 13.5 LBS
I was wondering if any of you have a massive tabby as well. And if you do, how much does it weigh? Pictures are welcome. Let us laugh at our lovable lard balls.
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I don't have a fat cat.
I DO have a homosexual dog though.
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Most obese cats aren't fat, most obese cats are lazy, indoor cats.
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At 5/4/10 07:13 PM, Alaska wrote:At 5/4/10 07:11 PM, chiefindomer wrote:
Weigh yourself holding the cat, and then weigh yourself without the cat.
Minus the 1st result from the 2nd result and you'll get your cat's weight.
I know but that would be impossible because he died like almost a year ago.
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At 5/4/10 07:19 PM, chiefindomer wrote:At 5/4/10 07:13 PM, Alaska wrote:At 5/4/10 07:11 PM, chiefindomer wrote:Weigh yourself holding the cat, and then weigh yourself without the cat.I know but that would be impossible because he died like almost a year ago.
Minus the 1st result from the 2nd result and you'll get your cat's weight.
Dig him up and do it. Then add about 5 LBS to compensate for decomposition.
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At 5/4/10 07:21 PM, chiefindomer wrote:At 5/4/10 07:20 PM, WeHaveFreshCookies wrote:He probably lost a lot more than 5 lbs after decomposing.
Dig him up and do it. Then add about 5 LBS to compensate for decomposition.
Well add 10 LBS then. I don't know. If you buried him in the right conditions, he wouldn't have decomposed TOO much...
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