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Last time i was there, they look fine but she did say boots have gain some weight, i will send a chart to her and have her to tell me where she think they're atAbout the possibility of overeating, do you have a way to check/look at their body condition?
I think once your sister has a chance to change their kibble and add canned food, she should hopefully find that the constant yelling decreases.
https://www.iams.com/pet-health/cat...-to-visually-assess-your-cat-s-body-condition
Yeah, thats one of the first things i explained to her is to ignore it and it should eventually stop, and does playing with them rewards the behavior?I would say definitely over feeding. And such a high carb food is not good. It will only lead to health problems down the road. If they’re going through 28 lbs of cat food a month I would be concerned. If she stays with Iams the most they should be getting is a measured out 1 cup to 1.5 cups shared between them a day. That’s without wet food.
I would definitely change to a higher quality dry food. And another tip, sometimes cats are just whiny. And the more us humans give into thatwhiny behavior the more they’re going to do it. I know my cats aren’t starving when they whine. They’re in good shape and have no healthy problems. They’re just little brats who want us to serve them. So I just ignore their whiny behavior most of the time. Maybe she can play with them and their favorite toy when they start crying. That helps with mine most of the time.