Oh wow, now there is a face that captures the heart.........I love the shape of his muzzle........he reminds me a lot of my Charlie and mine is also a big baby boy.....maybe it is something in the fur coloring that makes them bigger...LOL! Am thrilled he has survived his ordeals with your love and medical intervention.......I am also happy to know that your son has allowed your furbaby to move in along with you!!!
Thank you.
I flatly refused to go ANYWHERE without the two cats. It is such a problem to find apartments that allow you to keep cats or any other animal.
No, it is not he coloring determining, his sister is basically the same colour as he, but she is the tiniest, daintiest little lady I've ever seen. Although she picked up a little round tummy in the last year... But I am sure she still weighs just over 3 kgs, where he is closer to 9kgs.
The vet wants me to put him on a diet. Whoever thought it is easy to put a cat on a diet, should meet this one.
He has the softest paws, and if he is hungry, he just comes and sit next to you, touch you softly with a little paw to tell you he is hungry, and then just sit looking at you, waiting for his food.
If you do not react, that little paw would touch you again, and the whole process would be repeated. He does not understand the concept of diet, and his life style would not keep his weight down without keeping him hungry all the time.
He is fat because the medicine he takes makes him lazy to move.And hungry. He is very inactive, and therefore does not burn enough calories to keep his weight down. In order to keep his weight down, I would have to keep him hungry all the time. That would be very cruel in my book.
Now, what would you rather be: Happy, and not hungry, but over weight? Or an ideal weight, hungry all the time, and grumpy?
I prefer to have a happy cat. I'm told by my vet it's cruel to have him over weight, as it will shorten his life span. I prefer to have a happy cat with quality life, even if his lifespan is shorter. Why would you want to live longer if you are hungry and grumpy all the time?
Hugs from us both.
Kitty looks like he is wearing a bib. Good looking cat.
Love and prayers go a long long way!! He is a handsome fellow! suzanne
Thank you for sharing your photo and story of your miracle! We have a dog that has epilepsy and it is very hard on the animal to have a seizure. Thank God for meds for our furry friends! These little fur balls are very much a part of our family and loved very much. I'm happy that your baby proved the vet wrong and lived so much longer than the vet had thought. Thanks again for sharing!
Meri
My pleasure. My vet told me about a cat that reached the ripe old age of 28, while still having a quality life. We are aiming to better that!
This is a Miracle cat for sure! What is his name?
When he was a baby, I started calling him Babetjie. It means little Baby. (pronounced baa-bee-key.) The name stuck. He is round, soft and very cuddly, just like a baby. And he is the size of a baby.
People tried to bully me into naming him something else, including the vet (she was my friend since school days) but I liked the name. He is my baby, even though he is really a big cat.
wow makes me want to kiss his furry face.you two have been through a lot together .Keep going girly our God is with you both .He is the miracle giver.Hugs to you both Carolyn
He has a sweet face.
Thank you. I'm in love with his front paws - only the front portion of his two front paws are white, he does not have white socks on his front legs.
He sure is a beautiful cat. What a lovely story. Shirley
What a wonderful story to share. We do love our furry friends.
Hi Ans, he is a good looking cat. I'm so glad that he survived those early problems. He is living proof that miracles do happen! Keep well yourself. Love and blessings Chris
Thank you. He is fat and lazy, but such a dear. He sleeps in my arms at night.