Yulia Minina had no idea when she purchased her small cat Kefir that would grow to be as large as he is now. People are taken away by the puss's incredible presence when they first encounter him.
Woman's Pet Cat Is So Big People Mistake Him For A Dog.
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On 31st January 2022
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People frequently mistake a woman's pet cat for a dog, despite the fact that the kitty isn't even completely grown.
Yulia Minina, who lives in Oskol, Russia, purchased her cat when he was a little kitten almost two years ago.
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However, she was taken aback by how large the cat, named Kefir, grew over the months.
He's so enormous, in fact, that when people first meet him, they mistake him for a dog.
Yulia said: “I could not even think that an ordinary baby can become so big.
“He not only grew up big in appearance, but he is also very smart and always behaves calmly.
"The look is generally like that of a person, and Kefir has a formidable appearance, but he is a very affectionate and modest child.
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"When friends and acquaintances come to the house - all the attention is on him and he willingly allows himself to be stroked.
''But when strangers come to the house, everyone first confuses him with a dog.
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“He has one more habit: at night he likes to climb on me and sleep. When he was a kitten, it didn’t cause me any inconvenience.
''But now he has become big and heavy, and, of course, it is difficult to sleep like that.
"Kefir is now one year and ten months old and weighs 12.5 kg.
''He is still considered a kitten. Maine Coons grow up to three to four years. Therefore, I think it should become even larger.”
Yulia has been compelled to deny that she edits Kefir's photos, saying: “I don’t use Photoshop.”
Yulia isn't the first proud owner of a large cat who has been accused of Photoshop usage.
Mary Lopez of St Albans, Hertfordshire, argued that her Norwegian Forest cats Archie and Shadow are as huge as they look in her pictures back in November 2020.
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Reminiscing about a viral shot that made her gigantic cats famous on the internet, Mary said: "Taking the photo was one of those spur of the moment things where I said to my husband [Gab] to take a picture, as they grow quickly.
"I posted it on Facebook just for fun. It went a bit crazy. I know the internet loves cats but oh my god.
"There were people claiming there must be someone standing behind me that has longer arms, or maybe I'm really short, or maybe it's a photoshop.
"The lengths that people think I've gone to for this photo. In reality, it was a five-second decision."