| | Speaking of which... I just went to find the weight chart for cats... Let's see which group does Tux belong to....
- EMACIATED
Ribs visible on shorthaired cats; no palpable fat; severe abdominal tuck; lumbar vertebrae
and pelvic bones easily palpated. - VERY THIN
Between 1 and 3 - THIN
Ribs easily palpable with minimal fat covering; lumbar vertebrae obvious; obvious waist
behind ribs minimal abdominal fat. - UNDERWEIGHT
Between 3 and 5. - IDEAL
Well proportioned. Observe waist behind ribs; ribs palpable with slight fat
covering; abdominal fat pad minimal. - OVERWEIGHT
Between 5 and 7. - HEAVY
Ribs not easily palpated, with moderate fat covering; waist barely visible; rounded
abdomen, moderate abdominal fat pad - OBESE
Between 7 and 9. - GROSSLY OBESE
Ribs not palpable under heavy fat cover; heavy fat deposits over lumbar area, face and
limbs; distension of abdomen with no waist; extensive abdominal fat deposits.
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