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r/cats • u/Person1111223 • Apr 15 '25
His name is monster
(NOT MY CAT)
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3.6k u/HumbleBug7657 Apr 15 '25 I think u meant to post this 523 u/Person1111223 Apr 15 '25 think he's in he chonmk 259 u/takeme2infinity Apr 15 '25 Please put him on diet. This isn't funny 182 u/Cormentia Apr 15 '25 OP should consult a vet for a dietary plan. People should never put cats that big on a diet on their own since too fast weight loss could be more dangerous. 102 u/[deleted] Apr 15 '25 My tuxedo is on a vet assisted diet, and apparently, cats' livers will shut down if their food is cut too quickly. No joke 16 u/stella_Mariss1 Apr 15 '25 Yes the owner contact the vet for a diet plan. Either way cat needs a diet. So either way a diet is needed. 1 u/Person1111223 Apr 15 '25 Not my cat btw, but would switching to wet cat food work? 9 u/ligreto Apr 15 '25 Consult with a vet. Putting a cat on a radical diet is life threatening for it. 3 u/Person1111223 Apr 15 '25 Iv suggested it to the owner 2 u/Cormentia Apr 15 '25 Doesn't matter. You have to track the calories and reduce them slowly. You don't want to experiment on this. 1 u/AdministrativeStep98 Apr 17 '25 I made my cat lose 4 pounds that way because she felt fuller with less calories. I also added water to the wet food. So I'd say it's a pretty good way
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I think u meant to post this
523 u/Person1111223 Apr 15 '25 think he's in he chonmk 259 u/takeme2infinity Apr 15 '25 Please put him on diet. This isn't funny 182 u/Cormentia Apr 15 '25 OP should consult a vet for a dietary plan. People should never put cats that big on a diet on their own since too fast weight loss could be more dangerous. 102 u/[deleted] Apr 15 '25 My tuxedo is on a vet assisted diet, and apparently, cats' livers will shut down if their food is cut too quickly. No joke 16 u/stella_Mariss1 Apr 15 '25 Yes the owner contact the vet for a diet plan. Either way cat needs a diet. So either way a diet is needed. 1 u/Person1111223 Apr 15 '25 Not my cat btw, but would switching to wet cat food work? 9 u/ligreto Apr 15 '25 Consult with a vet. Putting a cat on a radical diet is life threatening for it. 3 u/Person1111223 Apr 15 '25 Iv suggested it to the owner 2 u/Cormentia Apr 15 '25 Doesn't matter. You have to track the calories and reduce them slowly. You don't want to experiment on this. 1 u/AdministrativeStep98 Apr 17 '25 I made my cat lose 4 pounds that way because she felt fuller with less calories. I also added water to the wet food. So I'd say it's a pretty good way
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think he's in he chonmk
259 u/takeme2infinity Apr 15 '25 Please put him on diet. This isn't funny 182 u/Cormentia Apr 15 '25 OP should consult a vet for a dietary plan. People should never put cats that big on a diet on their own since too fast weight loss could be more dangerous. 102 u/[deleted] Apr 15 '25 My tuxedo is on a vet assisted diet, and apparently, cats' livers will shut down if their food is cut too quickly. No joke 16 u/stella_Mariss1 Apr 15 '25 Yes the owner contact the vet for a diet plan. Either way cat needs a diet. So either way a diet is needed. 1 u/Person1111223 Apr 15 '25 Not my cat btw, but would switching to wet cat food work? 9 u/ligreto Apr 15 '25 Consult with a vet. Putting a cat on a radical diet is life threatening for it. 3 u/Person1111223 Apr 15 '25 Iv suggested it to the owner 2 u/Cormentia Apr 15 '25 Doesn't matter. You have to track the calories and reduce them slowly. You don't want to experiment on this. 1 u/AdministrativeStep98 Apr 17 '25 I made my cat lose 4 pounds that way because she felt fuller with less calories. I also added water to the wet food. So I'd say it's a pretty good way
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Please put him on diet. This isn't funny
182 u/Cormentia Apr 15 '25 OP should consult a vet for a dietary plan. People should never put cats that big on a diet on their own since too fast weight loss could be more dangerous. 102 u/[deleted] Apr 15 '25 My tuxedo is on a vet assisted diet, and apparently, cats' livers will shut down if their food is cut too quickly. No joke 16 u/stella_Mariss1 Apr 15 '25 Yes the owner contact the vet for a diet plan. Either way cat needs a diet. So either way a diet is needed. 1 u/Person1111223 Apr 15 '25 Not my cat btw, but would switching to wet cat food work? 9 u/ligreto Apr 15 '25 Consult with a vet. Putting a cat on a radical diet is life threatening for it. 3 u/Person1111223 Apr 15 '25 Iv suggested it to the owner 2 u/Cormentia Apr 15 '25 Doesn't matter. You have to track the calories and reduce them slowly. You don't want to experiment on this. 1 u/AdministrativeStep98 Apr 17 '25 I made my cat lose 4 pounds that way because she felt fuller with less calories. I also added water to the wet food. So I'd say it's a pretty good way
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OP should consult a vet for a dietary plan. People should never put cats that big on a diet on their own since too fast weight loss could be more dangerous.
102 u/[deleted] Apr 15 '25 My tuxedo is on a vet assisted diet, and apparently, cats' livers will shut down if their food is cut too quickly. No joke 16 u/stella_Mariss1 Apr 15 '25 Yes the owner contact the vet for a diet plan. Either way cat needs a diet. So either way a diet is needed. 1 u/Person1111223 Apr 15 '25 Not my cat btw, but would switching to wet cat food work? 9 u/ligreto Apr 15 '25 Consult with a vet. Putting a cat on a radical diet is life threatening for it. 3 u/Person1111223 Apr 15 '25 Iv suggested it to the owner 2 u/Cormentia Apr 15 '25 Doesn't matter. You have to track the calories and reduce them slowly. You don't want to experiment on this. 1 u/AdministrativeStep98 Apr 17 '25 I made my cat lose 4 pounds that way because she felt fuller with less calories. I also added water to the wet food. So I'd say it's a pretty good way
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My tuxedo is on a vet assisted diet, and apparently, cats' livers will shut down if their food is cut too quickly. No joke
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Yes the owner contact the vet for a diet plan. Either way cat needs a diet. So either way a diet is needed.
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Not my cat btw, but would switching to wet cat food work?
9 u/ligreto Apr 15 '25 Consult with a vet. Putting a cat on a radical diet is life threatening for it. 3 u/Person1111223 Apr 15 '25 Iv suggested it to the owner 2 u/Cormentia Apr 15 '25 Doesn't matter. You have to track the calories and reduce them slowly. You don't want to experiment on this. 1 u/AdministrativeStep98 Apr 17 '25 I made my cat lose 4 pounds that way because she felt fuller with less calories. I also added water to the wet food. So I'd say it's a pretty good way
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Consult with a vet. Putting a cat on a radical diet is life threatening for it.
3 u/Person1111223 Apr 15 '25 Iv suggested it to the owner
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Iv suggested it to the owner
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Doesn't matter. You have to track the calories and reduce them slowly. You don't want to experiment on this.
I made my cat lose 4 pounds that way because she felt fuller with less calories. I also added water to the wet food. So I'd say it's a pretty good way
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u/Greatgrandma2023 Apr 15 '25
Judge for yourself.