Slugger had to go to the vet for a check-up today. He cried, grumbled and growled most of the way perhaps because he knew he would be weighed. Like his Mom, he is not fond of the scale. The moment of truth came when Dr. George put him on the scale and he weighed in at a hefty 17.3 pounds. YIKES! What's a fat cat to do? I told Dr. George it runs in the family and that the whole family is going on Weight Watchers. Dr. George thought a "Catkin's diet" would be more appropriate for Slugger---dry food high in protein, low in carbs. I just hope his bloodwork comes back okay tomorrow.
Thursday, July 10, 2008
WEIGHT WATCHERS
Slugger had to go to the vet for a check-up today. He cried, grumbled and growled most of the way perhaps because he knew he would be weighed. Like his Mom, he is not fond of the scale. The moment of truth came when Dr. George put him on the scale and he weighed in at a hefty 17.3 pounds. YIKES! What's a fat cat to do? I told Dr. George it runs in the family and that the whole family is going on Weight Watchers. Dr. George thought a "Catkin's diet" would be more appropriate for Slugger---dry food high in protein, low in carbs. I just hope his bloodwork comes back okay tomorrow.
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Loved it…will be interesting to see how “catkins” diet is handled, I’m sure Slugger would prefer that “weight watchers” come out ahead. This way he could say he was on the wrong diet. Hang in there Slugger.
Leave the man alone! He looks so cute. When the bloods come out purrrfect we'll have to celebrate with some of moms strawberry short cake.
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