Cat Tips
To avoid unwanted disasters such as meaty bones causing splintering and bleeding, never feed your cat table scraps. Onions, garlic, tomatoes, chocolate, grapes, raisins and other foods are also poisonous for kitties.
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7 Food Ingredients for Your Cat’s Health
Some cat foods are now specially formulated to protect your cat against common health problems.
moreHow Cat Food Is Made and Tested
From the initial recipe idea to the final product, learn how high-quality cat food is made and how it is then later tested by eager cat volunteers.
morePrebiotics Support Your Cat’s Inner Strength
Have you read the latest research findings about prebiotics? We’ll fill you in, since prebiotics are now available in both wet and dry cat food.
moreCat Food Ingredients: The 4 Essential Groups
Cats are carnivores, so protein from meat is essential. But can you guess what the other key ingredient groups are in quality natural cat foods?
moreWhet Your Cat’s Appetite With Wet Food
The term “canned cat food” is all wet: Thanks to new flavors, additions and recipes, many manufacturers now prefer the phrase “wet cat food.” Which of the new products are best for your pet?
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