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How can I stop my kitten from growing?
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I acquired my cat 1 month ago. She is now 8 months old and substantially larger than when I rescued her from the shelter. How can I stop her from growing larger?
Thanks.
cats
asked May 17 at 15:31
hownowbrowncowhownowbrowncow
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I acquired my cat 1 month ago. She is now 8 months old and substantially larger than when I rescued her from the shelter. How can I stop her from growing larger?
Thanks.
cats
asked May 17 at 15:31
hownowbrowncowhownowbrowncow
9915
9
-1 because this is clearly a troll
– Christian
May 17 at 20:58
7
This would be cute and funny if it weren't for the concern that some people actually do junk like this, even to human beings, and might then be encouraged to do this to their helpless pets. As crazy as it is, there're actually those sorts out there...
– Nat
May 18 at 0:48
1
Related discussion HNQ
– James Jenkins♦
May 18 at 9:25
1
Obvious troll. Nobody writes answers with perfect English and historical knowledge (travel.stackexchange.com/questions/73258/…), then talks about how she wants her cat to "stop growing"
– Redwolf Programs
May 20 at 13:04
1
@hownowbrowncow Sorry, but if this isn't a troll, I'm very surprised.
– Redwolf Programs
May 20 at 14:38
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I acquired my cat 1 month ago. She is now 8 months old and substantially larger than when I rescued her from the shelter. How can I stop her from growing larger?
Thanks.
cats
asked May 17 at 15:31
hownowbrowncowhownowbrowncow
9915
I acquired my cat 1 month ago. She is now 8 months old and substantially larger than when I rescued her from the shelter. How can I stop her from growing larger?
Thanks.
cats
cats
asked May 17 at 15:31
hownowbrowncowhownowbrowncow
9915
asked May 17 at 15:31
hownowbrowncowhownowbrowncow
9915
asked May 17 at 15:31
hownowbrowncowhownowbrowncow
9915
asked May 17 at 15:31
hownowbrowncowhownowbrowncow
9915
asked May 17 at 15:31
hownowbrowncowhownowbrowncow
9915
9915
9
-1 because this is clearly a troll
– Christian
May 17 at 20:58
7
This would be cute and funny if it weren't for the concern that some people actually do junk like this, even to human beings, and might then be encouraged to do this to their helpless pets. As crazy as it is, there're actually those sorts out there...
– Nat
May 18 at 0:48
1
Related discussion HNQ
– James Jenkins♦
May 18 at 9:25
1
Obvious troll. Nobody writes answers with perfect English and historical knowledge (travel.stackexchange.com/questions/73258/…), then talks about how she wants her cat to "stop growing"
– Redwolf Programs
May 20 at 13:04
1
@hownowbrowncow Sorry, but if this isn't a troll, I'm very surprised.
– Redwolf Programs
May 20 at 14:38
|
show 1 more comment
9
-1 because this is clearly a troll
– Christian
May 17 at 20:58
7
This would be cute and funny if it weren't for the concern that some people actually do junk like this, even to human beings, and might then be encouraged to do this to their helpless pets. As crazy as it is, there're actually those sorts out there...
– Nat
May 18 at 0:48
1
Related discussion HNQ
– James Jenkins♦
May 18 at 9:25
1
Obvious troll. Nobody writes answers with perfect English and historical knowledge (travel.stackexchange.com/questions/73258/…), then talks about how she wants her cat to "stop growing"
– Redwolf Programs
May 20 at 13:04
1
@hownowbrowncow Sorry, but if this isn't a troll, I'm very surprised.
– Redwolf Programs
May 20 at 14:38
9
9
-1 because this is clearly a troll
– Christian
May 17 at 20:58
-1 because this is clearly a troll
– Christian
May 17 at 20:58
7
7
This would be cute and funny if it weren't for the concern that some people actually do junk like this, even to human beings, and might then be encouraged to do this to their helpless pets. As crazy as it is, there're actually those sorts out there...
– Nat
May 18 at 0:48
This would be cute and funny if it weren't for the concern that some people actually do junk like this, even to human beings, and might then be encouraged to do this to their helpless pets. As crazy as it is, there're actually those sorts out there...
– Nat
May 18 at 0:48
1
1
Related discussion HNQ
– James Jenkins♦
May 18 at 9:25
Related discussion HNQ
– James Jenkins♦
May 18 at 9:25
1
1
Obvious troll. Nobody writes answers with perfect English and historical knowledge (travel.stackexchange.com/questions/73258/…), then talks about how she wants her cat to "stop growing"
– Redwolf Programs
May 20 at 13:04
Obvious troll. Nobody writes answers with perfect English and historical knowledge (travel.stackexchange.com/questions/73258/…), then talks about how she wants her cat to "stop growing"
– Redwolf Programs
May 20 at 13:04
1
1
@hownowbrowncow Sorry, but if this isn't a troll, I'm very surprised.
– Redwolf Programs
May 20 at 14:38
@hownowbrowncow Sorry, but if this isn't a troll, I'm very surprised.
– Redwolf Programs
May 20 at 14:38
|
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Erm.. you can't. At least not without severely harming the health of the kitten.
Small living things grow into bigger living things - this is a nearly universal phenomenon.
Depending on the breed of the cat however it may be that it has nearly reached it's full growth - the majority of breeds have their growth slow significantly around the 12 month mark and grow significantly slower until around 18 months old where they are fully grown.
Some larger breeds such as Maine Coons, Norwegian Forest Cats and Birmans can take 2-4 years before they are fully grown.
answered May 17 at 16:15
motosubatsumotosubatsu
4,21911027
1
I want her to stay smol tho. She's my little lady. :c
– hownowbrowncow
May 17 at 18:36
27
@hownowbrowncow I'm sorry, but I have to ask... What kinda question is that? Honestly, if that is all you care about, then maybe you're not suited to keep a pet.
– QBrute
May 17 at 20:28
14
@hownowbrowncow on the off chance that you aren't just trolling may I suggest that you find the kitten/cat a suitable home with someone who understands that pets aren't toys and can be responsible enough to care for her properly and get yourself a plush toy cat instead. Guaranteed not grow a whisker larger.
– motosubatsu
May 17 at 22:10
add a comment |
You're not going to stop an animal from growing larger without seriously endangering their well-being. She is supposed to be whatever size she is growing to. The only reasons that they wouldn't would be serious malnourishment or hormonal problems. Intentionally causing either would be clear animal abuse and would severely shorten her life.
Let her be healthy and grow! She'll still be the same cat you know and love.
answered May 17 at 19:55
Kevin MirskyKevin Mirsky
2515
add a comment |
There is in fact a way to keep your cat how it is: Photographs.
They're a wonderful invention, and you can even keep cameras in your pocket now.
Photos are:
Guaranteed not to grow
Easy to copy. Cats run away; flash drives do too, but you can back them up
Still cute
Instagram postable
Convenient to store and share. Animals do not fit on Micro SD cards.
answered May 17 at 23:46
Redwolf ProgramsRedwolf Programs
2216
add a comment |
Have you tried reasoning with it? Okay, seriously, the term "substantially larger" is kind of vague. So I'll consider two possibilities:
The kitten has become a cat. Not much you can do about this.
The cat is overweight. If this is the case, then you are probably feeding it too much. A lot of people just fill a bowl and let the cat eat it whenever, but for a fat cat, you'll have to restrict its diet. Follow the recommendations on the food you give it, and don't leave the food out all day.
Posting a photo of the cat would be helpful. If you are like most people, you probably have hundreds of photos by now....
answered May 17 at 20:50
MohairMohair
1611
add a comment |
As noted, you don't stop a kitten's growth without endangering its health/life.
If you want a cat of a certain size, next time you're adopting a cat go to a shelter and adopt an adult of that size.
answered May 17 at 20:59
GreenMattGreenMatt
1214
add a comment |
You are putting your self-interest ahead of the well-betting of the poor animal. Please don't do anything to stunt its natural growth.
If you cannot accept the nature of an animal tip grow to a normal size,
answered May 18 at 3:18
Joe MarficeJoe Marfice
111
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Erm.. you can't. At least not without severely harming the health of the kitten.
Small living things grow into bigger living things - this is a nearly universal phenomenon.
Depending on the breed of the cat however it may be that it has nearly reached it's full growth - the majority of breeds have their growth slow significantly around the 12 month mark and grow significantly slower until around 18 months old where they are fully grown.
Some larger breeds such as Maine Coons, Norwegian Forest Cats and Birmans can take 2-4 years before they are fully grown.
answered May 17 at 16:15
motosubatsumotosubatsu
4,21911027
1
I want her to stay smol tho. She's my little lady. :c
– hownowbrowncow
May 17 at 18:36
27
@hownowbrowncow I'm sorry, but I have to ask... What kinda question is that? Honestly, if that is all you care about, then maybe you're not suited to keep a pet.
– QBrute
May 17 at 20:28
14
@hownowbrowncow on the off chance that you aren't just trolling may I suggest that you find the kitten/cat a suitable home with someone who understands that pets aren't toys and can be responsible enough to care for her properly and get yourself a plush toy cat instead. Guaranteed not grow a whisker larger.
– motosubatsu
May 17 at 22:10
add a comment |
Erm.. you can't. At least not without severely harming the health of the kitten.
Small living things grow into bigger living things - this is a nearly universal phenomenon.
Depending on the breed of the cat however it may be that it has nearly reached it's full growth - the majority of breeds have their growth slow significantly around the 12 month mark and grow significantly slower until around 18 months old where they are fully grown.
Some larger breeds such as Maine Coons, Norwegian Forest Cats and Birmans can take 2-4 years before they are fully grown.
answered May 17 at 16:15
motosubatsumotosubatsu
4,21911027
1
I want her to stay smol tho. She's my little lady. :c
– hownowbrowncow
May 17 at 18:36
27
@hownowbrowncow I'm sorry, but I have to ask... What kinda question is that? Honestly, if that is all you care about, then maybe you're not suited to keep a pet.
– QBrute
May 17 at 20:28
14
@hownowbrowncow on the off chance that you aren't just trolling may I suggest that you find the kitten/cat a suitable home with someone who understands that pets aren't toys and can be responsible enough to care for her properly and get yourself a plush toy cat instead. Guaranteed not grow a whisker larger.
– motosubatsu
May 17 at 22:10
add a comment |
Erm.. you can't. At least not without severely harming the health of the kitten.
Small living things grow into bigger living things - this is a nearly universal phenomenon.
Depending on the breed of the cat however it may be that it has nearly reached it's full growth - the majority of breeds have their growth slow significantly around the 12 month mark and grow significantly slower until around 18 months old where they are fully grown.
Some larger breeds such as Maine Coons, Norwegian Forest Cats and Birmans can take 2-4 years before they are fully grown.
answered May 17 at 16:15
motosubatsumotosubatsu
4,21911027
Erm.. you can't. At least not without severely harming the health of the kitten.
Small living things grow into bigger living things - this is a nearly universal phenomenon.
Depending on the breed of the cat however it may be that it has nearly reached it's full growth - the majority of breeds have their growth slow significantly around the 12 month mark and grow significantly slower until around 18 months old where they are fully grown.
Some larger breeds such as Maine Coons, Norwegian Forest Cats and Birmans can take 2-4 years before they are fully grown.
answered May 17 at 16:15
motosubatsumotosubatsu
4,21911027
answered May 17 at 16:15
motosubatsumotosubatsu
4,21911027
answered May 17 at 16:15
motosubatsumotosubatsu
4,21911027
answered May 17 at 16:15
motosubatsumotosubatsu
4,21911027
4,21911027
1
I want her to stay smol tho. She's my little lady. :c
– hownowbrowncow
May 17 at 18:36
27
@hownowbrowncow I'm sorry, but I have to ask... What kinda question is that? Honestly, if that is all you care about, then maybe you're not suited to keep a pet.
– QBrute
May 17 at 20:28
14
@hownowbrowncow on the off chance that you aren't just trolling may I suggest that you find the kitten/cat a suitable home with someone who understands that pets aren't toys and can be responsible enough to care for her properly and get yourself a plush toy cat instead. Guaranteed not grow a whisker larger.
– motosubatsu
May 17 at 22:10
add a comment |
1
I want her to stay smol tho. She's my little lady. :c
– hownowbrowncow
May 17 at 18:36
27
@hownowbrowncow I'm sorry, but I have to ask... What kinda question is that? Honestly, if that is all you care about, then maybe you're not suited to keep a pet.
– QBrute
May 17 at 20:28
14
@hownowbrowncow on the off chance that you aren't just trolling may I suggest that you find the kitten/cat a suitable home with someone who understands that pets aren't toys and can be responsible enough to care for her properly and get yourself a plush toy cat instead. Guaranteed not grow a whisker larger.
– motosubatsu
May 17 at 22:10
1
1
I want her to stay smol tho. She's my little lady. :c
– hownowbrowncow
May 17 at 18:36
I want her to stay smol tho. She's my little lady. :c
– hownowbrowncow
May 17 at 18:36
27
27
@hownowbrowncow I'm sorry, but I have to ask... What kinda question is that? Honestly, if that is all you care about, then maybe you're not suited to keep a pet.
– QBrute
May 17 at 20:28
@hownowbrowncow I'm sorry, but I have to ask... What kinda question is that? Honestly, if that is all you care about, then maybe you're not suited to keep a pet.
– QBrute
May 17 at 20:28
14
14
@hownowbrowncow on the off chance that you aren't just trolling may I suggest that you find the kitten/cat a suitable home with someone who understands that pets aren't toys and can be responsible enough to care for her properly and get yourself a plush toy cat instead. Guaranteed not grow a whisker larger.
– motosubatsu
May 17 at 22:10
@hownowbrowncow on the off chance that you aren't just trolling may I suggest that you find the kitten/cat a suitable home with someone who understands that pets aren't toys and can be responsible enough to care for her properly and get yourself a plush toy cat instead. Guaranteed not grow a whisker larger.
– motosubatsu
May 17 at 22:10
add a comment |
You're not going to stop an animal from growing larger without seriously endangering their well-being. She is supposed to be whatever size she is growing to. The only reasons that they wouldn't would be serious malnourishment or hormonal problems. Intentionally causing either would be clear animal abuse and would severely shorten her life.
Let her be healthy and grow! She'll still be the same cat you know and love.
answered May 17 at 19:55
Kevin MirskyKevin Mirsky
2515
add a comment |
You're not going to stop an animal from growing larger without seriously endangering their well-being. She is supposed to be whatever size she is growing to. The only reasons that they wouldn't would be serious malnourishment or hormonal problems. Intentionally causing either would be clear animal abuse and would severely shorten her life.
Let her be healthy and grow! She'll still be the same cat you know and love.
answered May 17 at 19:55
Kevin MirskyKevin Mirsky
2515
add a comment |
You're not going to stop an animal from growing larger without seriously endangering their well-being. She is supposed to be whatever size she is growing to. The only reasons that they wouldn't would be serious malnourishment or hormonal problems. Intentionally causing either would be clear animal abuse and would severely shorten her life.
Let her be healthy and grow! She'll still be the same cat you know and love.
answered May 17 at 19:55
Kevin MirskyKevin Mirsky
2515
You're not going to stop an animal from growing larger without seriously endangering their well-being. She is supposed to be whatever size she is growing to. The only reasons that they wouldn't would be serious malnourishment or hormonal problems. Intentionally causing either would be clear animal abuse and would severely shorten her life.
Let her be healthy and grow! She'll still be the same cat you know and love.
answered May 17 at 19:55
Kevin MirskyKevin Mirsky
2515
answered May 17 at 19:55
Kevin MirskyKevin Mirsky
2515
answered May 17 at 19:55
Kevin MirskyKevin Mirsky
2515
answered May 17 at 19:55
Kevin MirskyKevin Mirsky
2515
2515
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add a comment |
There is in fact a way to keep your cat how it is: Photographs.
They're a wonderful invention, and you can even keep cameras in your pocket now.
Photos are:
Guaranteed not to grow
Easy to copy. Cats run away; flash drives do too, but you can back them up
Still cute
Instagram postable
Convenient to store and share. Animals do not fit on Micro SD cards.
answered May 17 at 23:46
Redwolf ProgramsRedwolf Programs
2216
add a comment |
There is in fact a way to keep your cat how it is: Photographs.
They're a wonderful invention, and you can even keep cameras in your pocket now.
Photos are:
Guaranteed not to grow
Easy to copy. Cats run away; flash drives do too, but you can back them up
Still cute
Instagram postable
Convenient to store and share. Animals do not fit on Micro SD cards.
answered May 17 at 23:46
Redwolf ProgramsRedwolf Programs
2216
add a comment |
There is in fact a way to keep your cat how it is: Photographs.
They're a wonderful invention, and you can even keep cameras in your pocket now.
Photos are:
Guaranteed not to grow
Easy to copy. Cats run away; flash drives do too, but you can back them up
Still cute
Instagram postable
Convenient to store and share. Animals do not fit on Micro SD cards.
answered May 17 at 23:46
Redwolf ProgramsRedwolf Programs
2216
There is in fact a way to keep your cat how it is: Photographs.
They're a wonderful invention, and you can even keep cameras in your pocket now.
Photos are:
Guaranteed not to grow
Easy to copy. Cats run away; flash drives do too, but you can back them up
Still cute
Instagram postable
Convenient to store and share. Animals do not fit on Micro SD cards.
answered May 17 at 23:46
Redwolf ProgramsRedwolf Programs
2216
answered May 17 at 23:46
Redwolf ProgramsRedwolf Programs
2216
answered May 17 at 23:46
Redwolf ProgramsRedwolf Programs
2216
answered May 17 at 23:46
Redwolf ProgramsRedwolf Programs
2216
2216
add a comment |
add a comment |
Have you tried reasoning with it? Okay, seriously, the term "substantially larger" is kind of vague. So I'll consider two possibilities:
The kitten has become a cat. Not much you can do about this.
The cat is overweight. If this is the case, then you are probably feeding it too much. A lot of people just fill a bowl and let the cat eat it whenever, but for a fat cat, you'll have to restrict its diet. Follow the recommendations on the food you give it, and don't leave the food out all day.
Posting a photo of the cat would be helpful. If you are like most people, you probably have hundreds of photos by now....
answered May 17 at 20:50
MohairMohair
1611
add a comment |
Have you tried reasoning with it? Okay, seriously, the term "substantially larger" is kind of vague. So I'll consider two possibilities:
The kitten has become a cat. Not much you can do about this.
The cat is overweight. If this is the case, then you are probably feeding it too much. A lot of people just fill a bowl and let the cat eat it whenever, but for a fat cat, you'll have to restrict its diet. Follow the recommendations on the food you give it, and don't leave the food out all day.
Posting a photo of the cat would be helpful. If you are like most people, you probably have hundreds of photos by now....
answered May 17 at 20:50
MohairMohair
1611
add a comment |
Have you tried reasoning with it? Okay, seriously, the term "substantially larger" is kind of vague. So I'll consider two possibilities:
The kitten has become a cat. Not much you can do about this.
The cat is overweight. If this is the case, then you are probably feeding it too much. A lot of people just fill a bowl and let the cat eat it whenever, but for a fat cat, you'll have to restrict its diet. Follow the recommendations on the food you give it, and don't leave the food out all day.
Posting a photo of the cat would be helpful. If you are like most people, you probably have hundreds of photos by now....
answered May 17 at 20:50
MohairMohair
1611
Have you tried reasoning with it? Okay, seriously, the term "substantially larger" is kind of vague. So I'll consider two possibilities:
The kitten has become a cat. Not much you can do about this.
The cat is overweight. If this is the case, then you are probably feeding it too much. A lot of people just fill a bowl and let the cat eat it whenever, but for a fat cat, you'll have to restrict its diet. Follow the recommendations on the food you give it, and don't leave the food out all day.
Posting a photo of the cat would be helpful. If you are like most people, you probably have hundreds of photos by now....
answered May 17 at 20:50
MohairMohair
1611
answered May 17 at 20:50
MohairMohair
1611
answered May 17 at 20:50
MohairMohair
1611
answered May 17 at 20:50
MohairMohair
1611
1611
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add a comment |
As noted, you don't stop a kitten's growth without endangering its health/life.
If you want a cat of a certain size, next time you're adopting a cat go to a shelter and adopt an adult of that size.
answered May 17 at 20:59
GreenMattGreenMatt
1214
add a comment |
As noted, you don't stop a kitten's growth without endangering its health/life.
If you want a cat of a certain size, next time you're adopting a cat go to a shelter and adopt an adult of that size.
answered May 17 at 20:59
GreenMattGreenMatt
1214
add a comment |
As noted, you don't stop a kitten's growth without endangering its health/life.
If you want a cat of a certain size, next time you're adopting a cat go to a shelter and adopt an adult of that size.
answered May 17 at 20:59
GreenMattGreenMatt
1214
As noted, you don't stop a kitten's growth without endangering its health/life.
If you want a cat of a certain size, next time you're adopting a cat go to a shelter and adopt an adult of that size.
answered May 17 at 20:59
GreenMattGreenMatt
1214
answered May 17 at 20:59
GreenMattGreenMatt
1214
answered May 17 at 20:59
GreenMattGreenMatt
1214
answered May 17 at 20:59
GreenMattGreenMatt
1214
1214
add a comment |
add a comment |
You are putting your self-interest ahead of the well-betting of the poor animal. Please don't do anything to stunt its natural growth.
If you cannot accept the nature of an animal tip grow to a normal size,
answered May 18 at 3:18
Joe MarficeJoe Marfice
111
add a comment |
You are putting your self-interest ahead of the well-betting of the poor animal. Please don't do anything to stunt its natural growth.
If you cannot accept the nature of an animal tip grow to a normal size,
answered May 18 at 3:18
Joe MarficeJoe Marfice
111
add a comment |
You are putting your self-interest ahead of the well-betting of the poor animal. Please don't do anything to stunt its natural growth.
If you cannot accept the nature of an animal tip grow to a normal size,
answered May 18 at 3:18
Joe MarficeJoe Marfice
111
You are putting your self-interest ahead of the well-betting of the poor animal. Please don't do anything to stunt its natural growth.
If you cannot accept the nature of an animal tip grow to a normal size,
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-1 because this is clearly a troll
– Christian
May 17 at 20:58
7
This would be cute and funny if it weren't for the concern that some people actually do junk like this, even to human beings, and might then be encouraged to do this to their helpless pets. As crazy as it is, there're actually those sorts out there...
– Nat
May 18 at 0:48
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Related discussion HNQ
– James Jenkins♦
May 18 at 9:25
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Obvious troll. Nobody writes answers with perfect English and historical knowledge (travel.stackexchange.com/questions/73258/…), then talks about how she wants her cat to "stop growing"
– Redwolf Programs
May 20 at 13:04
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@hownowbrowncow Sorry, but if this isn't a troll, I'm very surprised.
– Redwolf Programs
May 20 at 14:38