The weight looks OK to me, but the vet is the one to appreciate it.
From my experience, cat owners have a special feeling, which goes beyond science :-). So if you suspect that your cat is obese, this is something to look closer at, regardless of the measurement results.
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All dry food has carbohydrates, and maybe too much.
I won't care much about proteins, cats can regulate their intake, but I would worry a lot about carbohydrates.
Cats cant control carbohydrates and can easily get insulin resistance - which one may call the first stage of diabetes.
This first stage can go silent for years.
From my experience, cat owners have a special feeling, which goes beyond science :-). So if you suspect that your cat is obese, this is something to look closer at, regardless of the measurement results.
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All dry food has carbohydrates, and maybe too much.
I won't care much about proteins, cats can regulate their intake, but I would worry a lot about carbohydrates.
Cats cant control carbohydrates and can easily get insulin resistance - which one may call the first stage of diabetes.
This first stage can go silent for years.