Paul asked me if I had lost weight, I had no clue so I went to weigh myself and decided while I was at it to find out what the cats weighed.
I took Nuts into the bathroom and put him in the baby bathtub(in the big tub) I use to bathe him and Attitude. It was empty and he hopped out sniffed around the tub and made the tub accidentally fall towards him so he hopped out and wasn't too thrilled(since it scared him) but let me weigh him. He's 9.2 lbs, I'm not going to worry about his weight, it's pointless to overreact like I did last week, if he gains he gains if he doesn't he doesn't.
I did find out I lost 2 lbs that I really didn't have to lose. I'm now 107 lbs and 5'6" but oh well, if I gain I gain. Always had this problem, it's genetic, my son is the height of a normal to slightly tall 7 year old and weighs a whole 46.5 lbs so he is very thin and light compared to all the other children(including the girls) in his 1st grade class(he missed the cut off date for starting school in 2007 by 24 days, so he was stuck waiting an extra year.) Most of the girls in his grade can pick him up.
Well, I grab Attitude and take her in. I always close the door to weigh them, it eliminates me having to chase them down. Well, I put her in the still very empty baby bathtub in the big tub and she screamed. I mean it, she actually screamed. She was not happy and freaked when I picked her up. She, being white and black has been bathed more often than Nuts. She does need another bath but I'm going to wait until her fur grows fully back from her spay, which is going to take awhile, I'll also have to clip her claws before doing so(or I'm going to end up bloody) and I'm letting them grow out naturally, as long as she sticks with the scratching posts and doesn't scratch us I see no reason to cut them unless they get over grown, which they shouldn't. She is 8 lbs so she is now catching up with Nuts.
I am so mean, making Attitude scream by putting her in the tub. I'm a bad bad pet parent. I really didn't expect Attitude to scream. I am so mean.
Taryn
I took Nuts into the bathroom and put him in the baby bathtub(in the big tub) I use to bathe him and Attitude. It was empty and he hopped out sniffed around the tub and made the tub accidentally fall towards him so he hopped out and wasn't too thrilled(since it scared him) but let me weigh him. He's 9.2 lbs, I'm not going to worry about his weight, it's pointless to overreact like I did last week, if he gains he gains if he doesn't he doesn't.
I did find out I lost 2 lbs that I really didn't have to lose. I'm now 107 lbs and 5'6" but oh well, if I gain I gain. Always had this problem, it's genetic, my son is the height of a normal to slightly tall 7 year old and weighs a whole 46.5 lbs so he is very thin and light compared to all the other children(including the girls) in his 1st grade class(he missed the cut off date for starting school in 2007 by 24 days, so he was stuck waiting an extra year.) Most of the girls in his grade can pick him up.
Well, I grab Attitude and take her in. I always close the door to weigh them, it eliminates me having to chase them down. Well, I put her in the still very empty baby bathtub in the big tub and she screamed. I mean it, she actually screamed. She was not happy and freaked when I picked her up. She, being white and black has been bathed more often than Nuts. She does need another bath but I'm going to wait until her fur grows fully back from her spay, which is going to take awhile, I'll also have to clip her claws before doing so(or I'm going to end up bloody) and I'm letting them grow out naturally, as long as she sticks with the scratching posts and doesn't scratch us I see no reason to cut them unless they get over grown, which they shouldn't. She is 8 lbs so she is now catching up with Nuts.
I am so mean, making Attitude scream by putting her in the tub. I'm a bad bad pet parent. I really didn't expect Attitude to scream. I am so mean.
Taryn
