The picture, showing the raw ingredients before they are mashed up into a cat food, looks disgusting to me but maybe I am alone in that viewpoint. I don’t know whether this cat food is good or bad. I think … Continue reading →
This page contains detailed information on the calories a cat burns in a day including for lactating mothers and growing kittens.
Continue reading →If you are interested in preparing your own cat food which many cat experts and lovers extol (as it improves cat health they say) but which veterinarians normally decry, then here is an example by Dr Bruce Fogle who is … Continue reading →
I think that some of the advice on the Internet may be less than wise. I have doubts whether it is sensible for domestic cats to eat the sort of bones that are commonly available to cat owners. We have … Continue reading →
Yes, you can feed your cat homemade food but you must do your homework to ensure that the food is balanced and contains the required nutrients that cats demand as strict carnivores. You should, really, consult your veterinarian, although I … Continue reading →
Research carried out by the respected UC Davis concluded that homemade cat food recipes in the US fall short of the required standard as set by the National Research Council.
Continue reading →The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) will be meeting on the first week of August and one of their primary topics may include a vote against feeding raw meat diets. According to this source (www.truthaboutpetfoods.com/articles/very-bad-news-for-raw-feeders.html) the AVMA Council on Public … Continue reading →
Homemade food Recipes Supplements Powdered premix Further thoughts Mark’s Recipe*** Mark’s videos Commercial Food Click here to see visitors’ submissions Back in the Good Ole Days the cat food market was not what it is today. The market has become very commercialized … Continue reading →
The modern consensus is that commercially produced cat food is alright but not ideal and the rise in convenient dry cat food is generally considered to be a step in the wrong direction from a strictly cat health viewpoint. Dr. … Continue reading →
by Sylvia Ann (Washington State USA) Last October little Ethel tested positive for FeLV, but has been in good health since her five-week illness two years ago. She’s exuberantly playful, has a rumbling purr, and a fur coat a film … Continue reading →
