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In pictures: how cat owners could be killing their kitties

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Cat owners are putting their pets at risk of obesity.
Not measuring portions can lead to fat cats.
The Royal Canin survey of 315 New Zealand cat owners found three in four thought cats are overweight.
Feeding your cat too often can lead to cat obesity.
The survey found 75 per cent of people leave food out for their cat during the day.
The survey showed 58 per cent don’t measure the portion they serve their cat.
It is also believe that 77 per cent don’t make sure their cat gets exercise.
In Australia there are 2.4 million cats and 4.21 million dogs.
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