Left the back door open yesterday morning so Dinah could have 10 minutes in the garden while I was getting ready.
I came downstairs to find the Proot's brother (he is our neighbour's cat) had sneaked into the house and was wolfing her food down as if it were going out of fashion. He legged it, but I coaxed him back and let him finish it off.
He's lost so much weight
He's also a very timid cat so to go into another house looking for food he must be desperate. His coat looked in poor condition too. I suspect he has a thyroid problem.
I can't believe that after all that happened with the Proot his owners seem to be letting exactly the same thing happen to their other cat. Surely they *must* notice he's got similar symptoms?
We're going to have to go and see them and ask if they've noticed he's behaving oddly....
(Sorry, I know a lot of you don't know the Proot's story - he adopted us but he was our neighbour's cat to start with - his story is in the Purr's Bridge Celebration section if ayone is interested
http://www.chaptanservices.com/purrs/index.php?topic=4130.0)