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Besides, she's such a slug, I don't know that it would make that much of a difference in her weight anyway. Cats who don't move tend to have the metabolism of a wet towel. She seems perfectly healthy otherwise, and she's a purr-bucket too. I'd much rather do what keeps her purring than try to starve her and children book diversity make her all cranky, especially with losing children book diversity both her humans on top of it all. Posted by ajoyce on September 10, 2003 11:18 PM. What concerns me tremendously is that children book diversity the article doesn't mention the fact that cats have a VASTLY different metabolism from dogs; you can, conceivably, put a dog on a "diet" and have a thinner dog. You can put a cat on a "diet" and have a dead cat. If a cat is permitted to eat normal foods, when it's hungry, it will achieve whatever is normal for its body weight - cats, like people, come in very different body shapes - and a good many of them are not supposed to be "thin," however fashionable that may be for their owners.
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