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If youâre still not sure, or you think you might have an overweight cat, have a chat with your vet. Itâs important to speak to them before you make any changes to your catâs diet if you think they are overweight, as their weight gain could be caused by an underlying illness, rather than an over-active appetite.
The Kitten. A cat is considered a kitten for the first year of her life. Kittens grow rapidly and are very active, and it's normal for her to look a bit lanky during rapid growth phases, as long as she is getting enough food. Regular checkups at the vet can help ensure that she is not underweight.