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That caring about animals somehow cancels out caring for people. B. Posted by Brooke on September 11, 2003 03:12 PM. I also get more than a bit teed off & this business of extending the "thin at all costs" mentality to our animals. I was cutting out grocery coupons a few days ago, & tubcat came across one (which I did not cut out) which started with, "# extra pounds on your cat is like 40 extra pounds on you." As you say, Brooke, cats, like people, come in tubcat all sizes & shapes. The Maine Coon tubcat Cat, for instance, normally weighs between 18 & 25 pounds (I am not entirely sure that they were not crossbred with bobcats at some point), & I have known a couple personally who weighed around 30 pounds. One of those cats lived to be 17, the other lived to be 18. Many of us have indoor cats, which probably do not get as much exercise as as outdoor cats, they also don't fight as much or scavenge for food, & get poisoned.
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