Although we often joke that orange cats often collapse the bed, in reality, based on what many cat owners have seen and experienced, many heavyweight cats are not orange cats, but rather black tabby cats.
For example, the one below.
The tabby cat in this cat owner's house looks quite ordinary at first glance, with a small face typical of a normal cat's size.
But when the owner took a picture of its sitting back from behind, it was hard to tell whether it was a cat or a plump watermelon.
Look at that round, plump butt, look at those tabby markings that look like they're about to burst! It's hard to imagine how an ordinary kitten's face could fit onto such a fat pig!
You might say it's genuinely fat, but that's hard to say. After all, when its owner takes photos from other angles, it does indeed appear to be a tabby cat that's "slightly fatter than a normal cat."
But every time you take a picture of its back or from above, it really looks like a muscular, strong man!
However, to be fair, the other black and white cat in this owner's house doesn't seem to be a gentle creature either. The way these two sleep together looks like the two fierce pigs, so neither of them can really say anything about the other...
In short, although we often jokingly call chubby cats "little pigs," as long as their physical condition allows and they are healthy, kittens should eat more food and meat to grow strong and healthy!
