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4th July 2010, 01:43 PM #1
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4th July 2010, 03:19 PM #2
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We got a Wii fit about a month ago so I registered Harry and weighed him, about a week later I weighed him again and he put on a bit but nothing significant. Although he weighed the same I only knew he had a slight weight gain because of the graph on the wii. I weighed him yesterday and he had put on 1lb. The trouble I found with the Wii is that it only registers to the nearest llb (as far as I could make out) He weighs 12lb now, and like Louie was snipped a few weeks ago. I don't even know if his weight is normal for his age, but I guess they are like us and gain weight at varying levels. What is Louies weight now ?
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4th July 2010, 04:00 PM #3
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According to the wii fit still 11lb he was lying full at full stretch on our table earlier with his back paws at one side & front paws at the other so measured that & 83cm long its the 1st time Ive managed to get any sort of thing like that as he's usually curled up or on his back with his legs in the air will see what he weighs at 9 months
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4th July 2010, 04:06 PM #4
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4th July 2010, 04:57 PM #5
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Growing Question.
I found mine put on a lot of weight quickly until about nine months of age & then slowed down & after a year the weight only went on slowly but every time they had a growing spurt where they looked as if they couldn't control their legs as they were so gangly they actually lost weight,used to worry about it with the first one even though he was healthy & eating well,don't bother anymore just take it as natural as long as they seem ok in every other way,class it as the spotty,rebelious teenage years.I am still trying to get the length of one of my boys,he stood up against a door the other night & looked even longer than I first thought,not had much success yet but at least know the "formula" for working it out now thanks to the link posted in another thread...
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4th July 2010, 09:10 PM #6
I haven't weighed Simba for a while so not sure what he weighs but I haven't noticed him growing so much recently. I suppose they must slow down eventually but there was a time when I almost noticed a change when I came down in the morning. His back legs still look too big for him though so I suspect he has some growing to do. I will try and weigh him later to see what he is.
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4th July 2010, 09:19 PM #7
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We weigh The Criminals most days and every Friday we put a dot on their kitten growth chart. It's partly to check that they're doing OK, and partly to see how far off the chart they are!! Luckily they both love sitting in the salad bowl, so we put the bowl on the kitchen scales, press zero, and plonk a kitten in it. We're quite put out if they're no heavier from one day to the next, which does happen sometimes. Then we get into discussions about time of day, whether they've eaten yet, whether they've had a poo.... crikey we have turned in to a pair of obsessives! At the moment they are 19 weeks old, and around 2.9 kgs. Our big old furbag Barney is 4.2 kgs, so they're catching him up!
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5th July 2010, 09:50 AM #8
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5th July 2010, 11:00 AM #9
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Haha, you're so right! When they were smaller they would both get in it, double-decker style, Larry almost smothered underneath, Monty on top! Now it's a tight fit for them, so they get cramped and throw a limb out, then before long they give up and flop down beside it.
I think they'll move on the the fruit bowl, which is a lot bigger. Looks like I'll be putting the fruit in the salad bowl any day now...
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