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In reply to the discussion: How much is enough or too much? [View all]

Mme. Defarge

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6. Yes, they are indoor cats.
Tue Dec 20, 2022, 01:47 PM
Dec 2022

And I agree with you that staying warm could be a factor. In the fall I took Gracie in for a lion cut - her first one - to deal with her excess of matted fur. And discovered she’s much leaner than she looked! Her increased appetite started after that, leaving less food for Katie.

In case you wanted to know, because Snowshoes are an American breed from Philadelphia in the 1950’s - a blend of Siamese and American shorthair and characterized by vivid blue eyes - I named them after two blue-eyed actresses from Philadelphia of that era, Grace Kelly and Katherine Hepburn, aka Princess Grace and Kate the Great. Yes, I go back…

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How much is enough or too much? [View all] Mme. Defarge Dec 2022 OP
I wouldn't know how to respond, but it seems to me that secondwind Dec 2022 #1
Go by their weight and body condition. piddyprints Dec 2022 #2
Fancy Feast put a lot of weight on my Snowshoe. SheltieLover Dec 2022 #3
Wow! Mme. Defarge Dec 2022 #5
Hmmm... 2naSalit Dec 2022 #4
Yes, they are indoor cats. Mme. Defarge Dec 2022 #6
I like the names! 2naSalit Dec 2022 #7
I'd prefer to go by weight. Have they been to the vet recently where a weight was Ziggysmom Dec 2022 #8
Funny story. SlimJimmy Dec 2022 #9
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