Cat Nutrition

Food is love right?  When it comes to cat nutrition, food is what keeps them alive. But your cat has very specific nutritional needs.  Is more always better? Is your cat eating too much or too little? Your cat can’t tell you when they are full or if they are “putting on a few”.  Too much or too little food is not good for your cat’s health. How much do you feed your cat?  What are cat nutrition requirements?  Learn how to show your cat you love them by learning how to ensure they get the most from their food.  A healthy cat is a happy cat.

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How to switch cat food to a new type or brand: 3 Tips

One of the most common problems, when we suggest that people switch their cat to wet food, is that their cats don’t like it. Cats who have been eating dry food their whole life may be like: “Are you serious? What is that? Bring back my kibbles!” Many cats are very loyal to their current food brand and will not even look at anything else.

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The most common misleading claims by pet food makers

When we choose food for our pets, we want to believe we are getting the best we can afford. Unfortunately, advertising and product design can easily distort our view. It is not always the case that the most popular pet food is also the best food, because being superb at marketing is not the same thing as being good at making food.

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Can you feed pork to your cat?

Among all the meats that are fed raw to dogs and cats, pork has received the most undeserved bad reputation. Our veterinarian colleague shared with us that her clients are afraid to give pork to their pets because they all have heard something from somewhere about pork being bad. But what is the truth? Can you give pork to your cat? Is raw pork dangerous to pets? And if you feed it, are there things to keep an eye on?

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