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There was two times when my fiance saw him trying to eat his own poop out of the litter box, but it hasn't happened again, since.

I agree with everyone that it's hard to tell from the picture, but I would say your cat is not fat. Slightly overweight, could be, but no way to tell from the picture. I've had all different sizes of cats and I can tell you that your cat is not fat, at least compared to other overweight cats.

Well, I have a question. My cat, Eli, is over weight and eats urinary formula for prevention of future problems. Could a cat be anemic AND overweight?

I saw a post on pinterest explaining how you could make one of those with styrofoam or straw. I'm planning on using styrofoam that I have from previous packing materials and old coolers.

Oops, I forgot to include the picture of Precious! Here it is:

Thank you for asking these questions of the community. I would have asked if you didn't. I'm currently making the switch to crystal litter for a variety of reason, but still feel a little iffy about it. But after reading this thread I'm realizing like the rest of you that you just have to pick...

I'd like to know as well for my cat, Eli with chronic respiratory issues. He loves being in the bathroom with us when we take showers, but like you said, you can't keep the shower on all the time!

Beautiful fur!

    I wanted to introduce our family of cats. I'm not only including the two cats that live with my fiance and I but also the two other cats that are living in my parents' house. I only recently moved out of my parents' house so those two cats are my cats, too!      I'll start with the two cats...

He does eat & drink out of plastic bowls (ever since he moved up to VA with my fiance a few months ago) before that he only drank out of a plastic bowl. I wonder if the quality of the plastic could also have something to do with it, if indeed that is what it is. We'll change the bowls just in case.

I agree that it looks like that. Thanks for the helpful article. I'm still not sure, but you gave us a good place to start.