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    I know what you mean. My two have just turned one year old and they look normal to me, but compared to other cats they are giants.
    If I remember rightly MCs continue to grow for the first three years?

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    We were just reading the feeding instructions on the back of a food pouch: "2 to 3 pouches should be sufficient for the average 3kg cat...."

    Hmmm, had our 6 month MC kitten, Tilly weighed at the vets last night. 3.3Kg!!

    It’s the same here with us, they look normal until you see another cat next to them.

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    What a beautiful cat!

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    He is a lovely colour - what colour is that? Doesn't look amazingly long though really does he? When it says from tip of nose to tip of tail bone is that the end of the tail or the top of the tail? It doesn't look a very acurate way of measuring to me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karena View Post
    He is a lovely colour - what colour is that? Doesn't look amazingly long though really does he? When it says from tip of nose to tip of tail bone is that the end of the tail or the top of the tail? It doesn't look a very acurate way of measuring to me.
    Looks like a silver tabby to me. I assume they mean end of tail, they just said tail bone so that people know it isn't to the end of the hair on the tail. I agree it seems a very inaccurate way to measure but not sure of an alternative.
    Last edited by mcguy; 21st October 2010 at 01:36 AM.

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    Wowsers! Now that is a big kitty!

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    Yes I saw that piece about Stewie the longest cat. Tried to measure Laggs last night whilst he was dozing in a long line, but unfortunately OH 'pinged' the tape measure and Laggs jumped out of his skin! and we all fell about laughing, poor Lagg!! Eight months old this very day and looking huge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Morgan View Post
    We were just reading the feeding instructions on the back of a food pouch: "2 to 3 pouches should be sufficient for the average 3kg cat...."

    Hmmm, had our 6 month MC kitten, Tilly weighed at the vets last night. 3.3Kg!!

    It’s the same here with us, they look normal until you see another cat next to them.
    I have two kittens just over 18 weeks old and they defy all normal cat instructions .They finished a 2kg bag of iams kitten in 11 days thats on top of the occasional meat dinners.
    Weighed Silver today 3.6 kg, his brither nero is 2.8
    as to lenght I reckon nose to tail about 900mm (36 inches)
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