KELLYq & a: Kingsley's Freshman 15: A Photo Essay

One thing that happened for pretty much everyone to some extent along the transition from high school to college to life afterwards is that we all porked up a little. Many things attribute to this: slowing metabolism, "late night" at the dining hall (where they have the most delectable nachos), and the ability watch as much GSN as you want, to name a few.
Kingsley, my cat who I've mentioned before, has gained some weight. And by "some," I mean quite an incredible amount.
The other day, I looked at Kings, sitting atop his little scratchy house, and I noticed some fluff hanging off the side of his tower. Further investigation proved that this wasn't fluff at all -- it was CHUB! Kingsley had gotten fat. A visit to the vet confirmed it -- since June, Kings has gone from weighing 6 pounds to weighing ELEVEN POUNDS. After the jump, you'll see unquestionable photographic evidence of the extent of Kingsley's chubbitude.

"KELLYq & a" runs on Wednesday mornings. She bought Kingsley some diet crunchies and is shopping for kitty treadmills. For more information, click here. 

 

Comments

[Caitlar]

No more Fancy Feast for Mr. Kittenpants now!

[Tori]

"I is a fat?" Bahaha.

I lol at your lolcat.

[Lauren]

JEEEEEEEEESUS he's a chub

[Buddy Love]

I made you 3 cakes... but I eated them.

[Jerome]

Kelly I clicked on the link at the end of your post for more information on Kitty treadmills, but I just got information about your column.

[sally jesse]

I like the October picture- it looks like one of those 'look inside to see whose fat ass this is' celeb mags, but for cats.

[Jerome]

Lolfat?

[The Mayor]

I used to have an orange cat, and he got reeeeeeally fat. He weighed 19 lbs and was so fat he couldn't even take baths properly because his fat prevented him from bending in the right angles. I hope your Kingsley can avoid this fate.