Cats are carnivores and require nutrient-dense, whole foods from the animal kingdom. For a biologically-appropriate diet, cats need animal protein, and either no or very little carbohydrates. The most effective and safest way for your cat to lose weight is to feed high-quality, species-appropriate food while placing him on an exercise program under the supervision… Read More
Low-carb cat foods contain a smaller percentage of carbohydrates than some more traditional cat foods. As obligate carnivores, cats only require a very small amount of carbohydrates in their diet, and a very high percentage of protein. Perhaps your cat has been recommended a low-carb diet by your veterinarian, for instance of they have diabetes…. Read More
If you have an indoor cat, you want to make sure you’re doing everything you can to make sure he is healthy and enjoying life. Your home is probably littered with cat toys, you always keep the best cat treats on hand, and more than likely, there is a dedicated place where he sleeps. It’s… Read More
Grain-free pet food has been becoming more and more popular over the last few years, particularly among pet parents who want to ensure that their animals have the best, most nutritious diet possible. Cats don’t need carbohydrates like those in grains, and some cats have allergies or difficulty digesting grains at all. Even for cats… Read More
A diabetes diagnosis for your cat doesn’t need to be a disaster. With the correct diet and medication implemented shortly after diagnosis, your cat’s diabetes could effectively be reversed (in the case of type 2 diabetes), meaning she can be weaned off her insulin shots. Choosing a proper diabetic cat food for your feline friend… Read More
Did you know that your favorite pet might also be allergic to certain foods? Cat allergies come about when a cat’s immune system mistakes an ingredient for a threat and mounts an immune response that results in miserable symptoms like sneezing and even vomiting for your cat. If your cat is prone to allergies, a… Read More
Dry cat food is a very convenient and cost saving method of feeding your cat over wet cat foods. Dry cat food will not spoil if it is left out during the day, as a wet cat food will. Most cats eat a smaller amount of dry cat food than wet, so a bag of… Read More
Wet cat food has higher moisture content than dry cat food, which can make it beneficial for cats who require more support for their urinary tract or kidneys. Your veterinarian might even recommend adding some wet food to your cat’s diet if it’s necessary for his digestive health. Wet cat food can also be an… Read More
When choosing cat food, you will be met with the decision between dry or wet diet varieties, and each has its own merits. A premium cat food is always recommended, with real ingredients and no fillers, preservatives, or artificial colors. When transitioning your cat to a new diet, you should always mix it with their… Read More
If you’re the proud pet parent of a kitten, one of the most important decisions to make is what to feed your furry friend. Proper nutrition is very important to help kittens grow into healthy cats, and there are lots of great foods available which are specially formulated to support your kitten’s health. But with… Read More
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