What affects us affects cats
The infographic explains the salient differences between the digestive tracts of cats and humans which informs us about dietary requirements. Some more: The digestive tract of a domestic cat (Felis catus) differs significantly from that of humans (Homo sapiens) due to their distinct dietary adaptations. Cats are obligate carnivores, meaning their digestive system is …
Although I have never given my cat probiotics, I am considering it quite seriously and I’ll tell you why. There are two good reasons. With skin problems, problems affecting the stomach and intestines are the most common reason why people take their cats to the vet. The second point is that there appears to …
The domestic cat’s digestive organs quite closely resemble those of humans. Working backwards they are the rectum, large intestine (colon), small intestine, duodenum, stomach, oesophagus and the mouth. One difference between humans and cats with respect to their digestive systems is that food stays in the mouth of a cat for a much shorter …
It’s pretty well known across the cat world that cow’s milk causes diarrhoea in cats. Notwithstanding that there are thousands of photographs of domestic cats lapping up milk out of a saucer on the Internet. These are often old photographs from archives dating back many years. Cats do like milk because it contains a …
Comments for Cat Digestive System Average Rating Click here to add your own comments Feb 21, 2011 Rating digestive system is more than anatomy by: Anna Hi, Michael: I watched the video, thank you. Anatomy seems very much like human’s. I would be more interested, though, in finding out more about the digestive enzymes …
