Regis Philbin
Feb 20th, 2006, 11:03 PM
Now that's a fat cat!!! :blueeek:
http://www.local6.com/news/7267453/detail.html
'Monster' Cat In China Weighs 33 Pounds
POSTED: 6:16 pm EST February 20, 2006
UPDATED: 12:38 am EST February 21, 2006
A 33-pound cat in Qingdao, China, is being described as a "feline monster" because of its 31-inch waist and large size, according to a report.
http://images.ibsys.com/2006/0220/7267744.jpg
The 9-year-old cat from the Shandong Province is so heavy it needs the help of its owner to get onto a bed. However, the cat is in surprisingly good health despite its weight, Local 6 News reported.
The cat's owner said it has no interest in eating fish but prefers to eat six pounds of chicken and pork each day.
This fat cat is not alone in his weight problem, according to the report. Obesity has become a serious problem for the modern cat, primarily due to a lack of exercise and a richer diet.
Cats are susceptible to a range of illnesses including kidney trouble and diabetes, if they are allowed to remain overweight.
http://www.local6.com/news/7267453/detail.html
'Monster' Cat In China Weighs 33 Pounds
POSTED: 6:16 pm EST February 20, 2006
UPDATED: 12:38 am EST February 21, 2006
A 33-pound cat in Qingdao, China, is being described as a "feline monster" because of its 31-inch waist and large size, according to a report.
http://images.ibsys.com/2006/0220/7267744.jpg
The 9-year-old cat from the Shandong Province is so heavy it needs the help of its owner to get onto a bed. However, the cat is in surprisingly good health despite its weight, Local 6 News reported.
The cat's owner said it has no interest in eating fish but prefers to eat six pounds of chicken and pork each day.
This fat cat is not alone in his weight problem, according to the report. Obesity has become a serious problem for the modern cat, primarily due to a lack of exercise and a richer diet.
Cats are susceptible to a range of illnesses including kidney trouble and diabetes, if they are allowed to remain overweight.