What are you feeding that kitten - besides cords.  (maybe it's the cords)

He has big paws, my first cat Cooper was tiny when I got him as a kitten but had big paws and grew very big.

He sounds like my biggest boy!

When we got Darwin, he weighed 1lb 13.5 oz. At his one month checkup he was 5lb 1oz. Today at 14, at his last checkup he was 25lb 8.5 oz. And that was after being on the vet-prescribed "diet" food for a year.

Alfie is still adorable (look at that face!!) and totally smooshable. 

WOW @Caribou a 25 pound cat?!  That's a monster!  Not to upstage The Glorious Alfie, can you please post a pic of this large feline? 

Sure @MarblesMom! Just for perspective:

The one on the left is 13.5 pounds; the one on the right is 18 pounds; and that's my big 25+ pound boy in the middle.

BIG PAWS!!!

My boy is a bigger cat, length-wise and taller - if you pick him up, he's loooooonnnnggggggg. But he's also chubby. We rescued him from the street, and he had a lot of food insecurity, so he has become a bigger kitty. We have been trying to help him lose weight - reducing food a bit, and EXERCISING/PLAYING as much as possible. We try to ascribe to the Hunt-Catch-Kill-Eat-Sleep mantra that Jackson Galaxy uses - what actually happens to cats living in the wild. That means playing, wearing them out, then feeding them wet food, and then they zonk.

Sorry to hijack your thread. I just love kitty chat. 

Good luck with your soon-to-be-Puma-cub lol!!

Those are Large Cats.  Alfie is well on his way!  And I am hoping that is a Fake Squirrel outside...

Huge paws and an appetite (and personality) to match. 

@snarkykitty hijack away. In fact I've started a new post for that very purpose

23 hours ago, MarblesMom said:

Those are Large Cats.  Alfie is well on his way!  And I am hoping that is a Fake Squirrel outside...

Ha! Real squirrel that provided unending entertainment for my 3 fur babies last winter.