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Katy, a five-year-old Siamese from the town of Asbest in the Ural mountains, weighs in at 23 kilograms (50 pounds) - slightly more than the average six-year-old boy
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/2787627.stm
Katy, a five-year-old Siamese from the town of Asbest in the Ural mountains, weighs in at 23 kilograms (50 pounds) - slightly more than the average six-year-old boy
Originally posted by BoulderHead
I tried to fix that link in case no one saw the image.
Originally posted by Galatea
That poor cat. These people should be in jail for animal abuse.
The "50 Lb Cat: BBC" documentary is about a domestic cat named Princess, who weighs a staggering 50 pounds and is considered to be one of the heaviest cats in the world.
Princess' weight is mainly attributed to her sedentary lifestyle and overeating. She also has a genetic predisposition to obesity, as her mother and siblings are also overweight.
Yes, Princess' weight puts her at risk for various health issues such as joint problems, diabetes, and heart disease. She also has difficulty moving and grooming herself due to her size.
The documentary features Princess' owner, a veterinarian, and experts on feline obesity. It also includes interviews with other owners of overweight cats and their struggles with their pet's weight.
The documentary aims to raise awareness about the dangers of pet obesity and educate pet owners on how to properly care for their cats in order to prevent them from becoming overweight. It also highlights the importance of regular exercise and a balanced diet for cats.