Agreed. Not to mention the manner in which the cat is being held, or rather "not being held".
Yes, poor kitty.
Some cats do not have normal functioning appetite control mechanisms in their hypothalami -- e.g., Abyssian cats -- and require owners who know how to say "no" to their cats. Animals without normal hypothalami will eat themselves to death.
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Yes, poor kitty.
Some cats do not have normal functioning appetite control mechanisms in their hypothalami -- e.g., Abyssian cats -- and require owners who know how to say "no" to their cats. Animals without normal hypothalami will eat themselves to death.
Sad.