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> I figured it was because they were secure that there would always be more food I’ve lived with quite a few different cats in my day. It’s simply the individ
by technothrasher 5y ago
> I figured it was because they were secure that there would always be more food
I’ve lived with quite a few different cats in my day. It’s simply the individual cat. Some cats overeat if allowed, some don’t. It’s certainly nice when you have one that doesn’t, but it’s nothing you did if you have one that does.
- not2b 5y agoWe have a cat that was briefly feral, and she will gorge anything she can get to. While we were visiting my family for the holidays, our cat sitter friend called us and let us know that she had left the bin full of dry food on the counter, and the cat climbed up, pushed it off the counter bursting it open, and gorged on a ton of food, so much that she thought the cat was having trouble breathing. She was OK though, I think at some point she vomited up some of it. We definitely can't leave any extra food out with this one around, likewise she will try to get to people food if human backs are turned. She's calmed down a bit though, it no longer seems that she's constantly plotting how to get extra food.