Nine of the ten orange cats are fat, and one is particularly fat. Even if he was malnourished as a child, orange cats will use their powerful genes to make up for it and make themselves fat and white.
A netizen picked up Odie, a stray orange cat, a year ago. When he first brought it home, he was so thin that he looked like a wild cat. For a period of time, I couldn't gain weight no matter how much I ate. I was worried that the kitten's growth had stagnated due to illness, so I took it to the hospital for a check-up.
The veterinarian said at the time that it was nothing serious and that he could be given some nutritional ointment to supplement his nutrition. Not long after taking the nutritional ointment, Odie's figure began to become closer to that of a normal cat.
In just one year, he went from a skinny little orange cat to a fat man with a sagging belly! This change is like changing into a new cat.
The earth-shaking changes are inseparable from Oudi’s own efforts: Oudi is really good at eating! We eat three meals a day to basically meet our energy needs for the day. But Oudi may have been starved when he was a child. He had to eat 5 meals a day plus nutritional cream. If he wasn't fed, he would keep meowing and complaining.
I have gone further and further on the road to weight gain, and now I have a figure of 12 pounds. Among the cats in the house, he is tall and sturdy, like a thug next to a gangster brother.
Nowadays, Odie is becoming more and more picky about food and doesn’t think much of cat food, but he can’t resist the temptation of canned food. As long as it hears the sound of a can being opened, whether it is a can for humans or a cat, it will sprint out to grab food no matter where it is in the house. Therefore, Oudi is so fat because of his own efforts. To gain weight for cats, it is necessary to increase their appetite and let them take the initiative to eat more.
Some cat lovers should be envious of orange cats’ physiques. After all, some cats don’t gain weight no matter how much they eat, which is heartbreaking. Do you have any tips for helping your cat gain weight?