I have described this grey tabby domestic cat as ‘monumental’ because the style of the photograph and the subject matter gives me this feeling. It is because (a) the cat is very obese and (b) the photographer used a slight telephoto lens which compresses the perspective which in turn gives that monumental, statuesque appearance. It is as if the cat has been carved from granite like a monument.
Most cat owners are, by now, aware of the domestic cat obesity crisis. We are told that there are too many overweight cats which drives another crisis: feline sugar diabetes. That’s on the rise too. Sounds familiar? It should because it reflects what is going on with humans. There is a connection. It is not coincidence. I’ll leave it to you to figure out and in the meantime here are some articles on domestic cat obesity:
A good example of domestic cat exploitation on TikTok showing a grossly obese cat
How do you define cat obesity and human obesity?
How does obesity affect cats?
Do domestic cats like the taste of salt? Plus info on flavour and odour enhancers.
Online invitations to adopt a 40.3-pound grossly obese cat went viral. Good or bad?
There is no such thing as a fat cat any more. Okay!?
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Note: sources for news articles are carefully selected but the news is often not independently verified.
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