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Rad-daddio
Apr 25, 2017
My oldest cat has the beetus. I have to get up really early in the morning to give him insulin. He's a pain in the rear end, but I love the little bastard.

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Rad-daddio
Apr 25, 2017

Caesar Saladin posted:

i kept my beetus cat alive for like 8 years after diagnosis with the insulin to the age of 18, keep it up dude

Glad to hear that. So far, we're coming up on three years. He was a free fed cat for over ten years, and then he had to go to a regimented wet food diet twice a day. That...was not an easy transition.

Rad-daddio
Apr 25, 2017

The Bananana posted:

My cat is fat.
Too fat to put the cat harness i bought for her on to walk her.
I've reduced her feed.
But some one told me it was dangerous to have a cat lose weight too fast.
Is this the case?
Or can I start scaring her and chasing her around the house to get her to exercise more?

It's true that cats aren't supposed to lose weight too fast.

I'd recommend playing with them for 10-15 minutes a day(laser pointer chase etc). Anything that gets them moving will be helpful.

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