Photo by denizen24 (Flickr) Home made emergency kitten formula can be used temporarily although the experts say that commercially available milk formulas are the best substitutes for mother’s milk. The formula should be mixed well before using and warmed. Emergency … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Not Fancy Feast – but it is gourmet – Photo by Squid! (Flickr) Fancy feast gourmet cat food is good enough for us to eat or at least it sounds that way: “Grilled Beef Feast in … Continue reading →
by K B McFarland (Ravenna, Ohio USA) I have a diabetic cat who was on 5 units (U-40) of insulin two times a day. My veterinarian advised me that if I could get my diabetic cat on a diet of … Continue reading →
by Carmen (Newcastle) Kibble Look at the ingredients on dry food for your cat…most of the time the top ingredient is cereal, so if cereal is first stay away!. Think..cats are carnivores they don’t want greens just meat so why … Continue reading →
by Chris (Ontario, Canada) I came across Dr. Pierson’s site, Catinfo.org – Feeding Your Cat: Know the Basics of Feline Nutrition. I wasn’t sure if I should stop feeding kibble to our cats. I decided to get rid of the … Continue reading →
People question whether dogs eating cat food is OK – for the dog! The cat will be a bit miffed having had her food stolen but this article discusses the ins and outs of dogs eating food for cats. Dogs … Continue reading →
by Michael A Pile of Trouble? There is a cosy relationship between the veterinarians and pet food manufacturers that undermines the independence of the vets and which compromises the quality of care that the vet provides. I am writing this … Continue reading →
by Poochu (India) Rat Catcher Rat Catcher Message to humans….my adopted cat helps me keep my home and environment “rat-free”. Please do not declaw any cat or kitten for your selfish needs. I seldom get an opportunity to photograph my … Continue reading →
Cats addicted to liver are in danger of suffering from Hypervitaminosis A. Hypervitaminosis is the result of excessive vitamin A intake. One function of vitamin A is to help control the balance between the amount of bone produced and the … Continue reading →
by Huey T. (MD) My kitty is exposed to Raw (weekly), Home cooked (3 to 5 times a week) and both wet + dry foods (daily). I usually mix a few brands of dry kibble daily for her, different brands … Continue reading →
