Cats are carnivores, which means they require meat as a source of nutrients. Unfortunately, the cat food industry has been notorious for being loaded with preservatives and fillers that can make your feline friend sick. Luckily there’s good news: Your furry friends can eat more natural foods-including fish! Fish-based cat food can be bad for … Read more
Purina is one of the most well-known pet food brands. Purina cat food has long been a favorite for many cats, but does it really make your feline friend happy? Let’s take a look at some research to find out if this brand can be trusted when choosing what you feed your fur baby. Is … Read more
The flea is one of the most common, yet problematic parasites that can wreak havoc on your cat’s health. Here we will talk about how to protect your kitty from this pesky pest and what products are available for purchase in stores and online. The “vet recommended flea treatment for cats” is a popular choice … Read more
Cats have a peculiar diet which is mostly composed of water and wet food. This can be due to the fact that their kidneys are not able to metabolize dry food as well as cats who eat dry kibble or canned foods because of its higher protein content, though humans should still make sure they … Read more
Cats and shrimp aren’t a good mix, so feed your feline friend some different food to make sure they stay healthy. Raw or cooked shrimp is a good source of protein for cats. Shrimp can be cooked in the oven, boiled, or steamed. Read more in detail here: raw or cooked shrimp for cats. Can … Read more
The FDA says that as long as food coloring is used in moderation, it’s good for cats. However, some research shows that certain brands of food coloring can cause vomiting and diarrhea in felines who ingest them. Is it possible to use food colorings safely? Let’s find out! Food coloring is not bad for cats, … Read more
Sunflower oil is a type of vegetable oil that can be used internally and externally. It’s often found in vegan diets, but it should never be used on cats’ skin because they’re not able to metabolize the fatty acids. Signs that indicate your cat may need veterinary attention are lethargy or anemia. Cats are carnivores, … Read more
Arugula can be a healthy addition to your cat’s diet as long as there is no mold on the leaves. For this reason, it’s important that you wash and prep the greens before giving them to your feline friend. You might also want to consider keeping arugula out of reach or in an enclosed area … Read more
The debate on whether or not cat’s like eggs is a difficult one. There are many people who claim that it is good for cats, but there are also those who say that it can be bad for your cat, depending on the type of egg you’re giving them. To help decide if these small … Read more
Cats are not meant to eat beef jerky, nor should they. Cats will often avoid any food that is too hard or tough for them to chew on and their teeth can’t break down the proteins in meat. The best way to prevent your cat from eating inappropriate foods, like beef jerky, is through proper … Read more