Gouda - THE BEST CHEESE CAT IN THE WORLD

Gouda. Known to us as Gouda-Buddha. This chonky and handsome fellow was born at a vet clinic and then adopted by a staff's family. Flash forward 4 years and Gouda, and his sister, came back to the clinic due to family changes. Then Gouda was adopted again by a family and stayed with them for 1.5 years. Returned to us a few month ago. The family said Gouda was not using the box but we aren't so sure. The family has young children and Gouda didn't seem to be a fan, so we are recommending a family with older children (its quieter for him), so teenagers with some angst would do him just fine.<br/>Gouda had a full panel of bloodwork completed and he is very healthy and showed no signs of a UTI or other reasons for his litterbox choices mentioned earlier.<br/>Gouda is currently residing at a vet clinic and he is king of that castle, along with his new buddy, Roscoe (another MLCR kitty). He and Roscoe play and chase one another and when Gouda is done, he jumps back into his kennel for a rest. <br/>Gouda is quite hefty so he is currently on a weight management diet. We love a fat cat but Gouda could spare a few pounds. <br/>Gouda loves pets and will show you his belly for rubs. He is ready to meet his new family...maybe with his pal Roscoe.

Gouda. Known to us as Gouda-Buddha. This chonky and handsome fellow was born at a vet clinic and then adopted by a staff's family. Flash forward 4 years and Gouda, and his sister, came back to the clinic due to family changes. Then Gouda was adopted again by a family and stayed with them for 1.5 years. Returned to us a few month ago. The family said Gouda was not using the box but we aren't so sure. The family has young children and Gouda didn't seem to be a fan, so we are recommending a family with older children (its quieter for him), so teenagers with some angst would do him just fine.
Gouda had a full panel of bloodwork completed and he is very healthy and showed no signs of a UTI or other reasons for his litterbox choices mentioned earlier.
Gouda is currently residing at a vet clinic and he is king of that castle, along with his new buddy, Roscoe (another MLCR kitty). He and Roscoe play and chase one another and when Gouda is done, he jumps back into his kennel for a rest.
Gouda is quite hefty so h

Gouda. Known to us as Gouda-Buddha. This chonky and handsome fellow was born at a vet clinic and then adopted by a staff's family. Flash forward 4 years and Gouda, and his sister, came back to the clinic due to family changes. Then Gouda was adopted again by a family and stayed with them for 1.5 years. Returned to us a few month ago. The family said Gouda was not using the box but we aren't so sure. The family has young children and Gouda didn't seem to be a fan, so we are recommending a family with older children (its quieter for him), so teenagers with some angst would do him just fine.
Gouda had a full panel of bloodwork completed and he is very healthy and showed no signs of a UTI or other reasons for his litterbox choices mentioned earlier.
Gouda is currently residing at a vet clinic and he is king of that castle, along with his new buddy, Roscoe (another MLCR kitty). He and Roscoe play and chase one another and when Gouda is done, he jumps back into his kennel for a rest.
Gouda is quite hefty so he is currently on a weight management diet. We love a fat cat but Gouda could spare a few pounds.
Gouda loves pets and will show you his belly for rubs. He is ready to meet his new family...maybe with his pal Roscoe.