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My god.

Now that's a FAT CAT!

Strained Back just lifting it...

Wow! That girl must be tiny!

I am inclined to regurgitate.

What I want to know, is what happened to the family dog?

...And by the look on his face, He's in complete Bliss!!

I'm still trying to get a handle on THIS one!

That's a dog. Really it is.

I found a few.

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And my favourite

'Nuff all ready, I'm getting ill....

Personally, I think the first pic is sad. That poor animal didnt only eat the canary but the canary cage as well, not healthy. Pic 2 and probably pic 3 seem to be CG generated. Pic 4 Ive seen before and a few in real life so I could account for the shave. Pic 5 is the cute with a bit red-eye flash back. Its some furry kitten whose taking a bath but the face is being deliberately protected from waterwho knows, maybe he goes berserk or changes into a gremlin when water hits his face. Nice pics! I just dont know how Zhann is going to take this.

Holy Gaucamole!!!!That's awful!!!! those poor cats, they must have all kinds of health problems.....: @quest, I know there are cats that big out there, but it's a negligent owner that allows that type of obesity in their pet, you 'can' kill with kindness.....

You kidding? One swipe would take your head off! That thing's as big as a mountain lion! I would imagine you'd need a special license for the beast. I mean, I could actually imagine it choking on one of its fur balls and not to mention the family. BTW, glad to see you back on.

Only temporary, my comps in the shop now for a new hard drive addition, using the dried-gum-speed comp til it's out....and I only get to use it when hubby's not...super duper new one has been postponed til end of the month...=(

Another version of a "fat cat" (financialy speaking). Had kidney stones with one kidney completely failing. Taken to Purdue university Small Animal Hospital. First operation, three stones and one kidney removed. Second operation, two stones removed. Follow up visits,etc....total cost>>> $6,800.00 Takes 100 mil. of lactacted ringers daily,for the last two years, to flush out good kidney. lifetime commitment>>> priceless!

Two years after operations and daily fluids.

Lookin'good in the last pic,I can certainly understand your wanting to make him/her better despite the cost, what a gorgeous cat!