Belly Flab?

Don't you worry about that flab. It sure looks funny when he walks but he is not bothered at all. Some spayed cat has it and it's often referred to *spay away* :)

Anyway, there are many reasons why cats have this extra padding under the abdomen. Some, like the American Keuda, an emerging breed of cat and the Egyptian Mau has this very distinct feature which enable them to run at hight speed.

The belly flap is also a way of protecting the internal organs from injury in case of a fight. Like an extra padding. Brilliant isn't?

So, just enjoy your unique cat and take good care of him.

Edit : It seems to be the right amount of food you are feeding at the moment. I am glad you are controlling the portion rather than free feeding. Aside from food, you can also engage him in more play time to get him to exercise. If you haven't, buy him a nice cat tree to climb and explore.

Hi there,

If your cat has been desexed this can be a result of the operation (even if it was a while ago). My cat has a bit of a belly on her from her little op, but also needs to lose a little weight. Cats have a tendancy to get grumpy if they don't eat enough, so start slowly cutting back the food, only a little at a time. Also play with the cat alot balls, fake mice etc will be helpful!

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You want to be giving the cat less food and dividing that quantity over an extra meal. You need to remember cats can fend for themselves, if it's hungry it has the ability to go out and seek food if it really needs it.

By giving more but smaller meals, cats metabolism will increase, burning the food and stored fat quicker.

Can you get him or her to play more with you? Also, is your cat an indoor only kitty? If you live in good neighborhood, see if you feel safe letting him or her out for supervised play time.

My cat was getting same problem but now that she's decided she wants out most of the time, she has lost weight. She hasn't quite lost her belly but it isn't as flabby as it was.

Best of luck,

Jenn

Cut down on his food intake. Give him the same food just less portions.

you dont have to get rid of it ,its not fat or something bad,its part of the feline heritage,not all cats have it but if you check out big cats, like : lions, tigers etc etc you will see that they all have this...its called (dulap),i find it kinda cute :)

my cat has it 2