Many commercial cat foods contain grains, sometimes listed as one of the main ingredients. How does that square with the needs of an animal built to hunt? Here’s what carbohydrates actually do for your cat, and what to look for on the label. Every cat is an obligate carnivore. That means cats are biologically designed […]
Dry food in the diet of a kitten gradually to enter at the age of 1 month. What about canned food? Can I feed a kitten only wet food? How to combine dry and wet rations? In nature, wild cats do eat meat. From this product they get the needed amount of liquid. In General, […]
Key Takeaways Cats are obligate carnivores, which means meat-based protein should form the foundation of their diet rather than plant-based ingredients. Feed smaller portions more often. A cat’s stomach is small relative to its body, and grazing suits its natural eating pattern. Always provide fresh, clean water in a separate bowl, and expect a cat […]
We waited a long time for summer and here it is already here! The holiday season is in full swing. The sun is warm and animated nature attracts not only us but our cats: they are happy to inhale the air from the window and dream walk on the green grass. Want to take a […]
Key Takeaways Ear mites are tiny parasites that live in a cat’s ear canal and are among the most common causes of ear irritation in cats. Even strictly indoor cats can get them, most often from another pet or from a kitten’s mother. Telltale signs are head shaking, scratching at the ears, and dark, crumbly, […]
A cat’s long-term health depends heavily on what goes into her bowl each day. High-quality, balanced wet food can help your cat reach a vigorous, energetic old age. But even premium products can upset the gastrointestinal tract when they are combined carelessly with dry kibble or home-prepared meals. Feeding wet food well is less about […]
Sphynx cats make wonderful companions. They have an affectionate, easygoing temperament and, because they’re hairless, they don’t leave fur all over your furniture. That said, caring for a hairless cat comes with a few specifics every owner needs to understand. Without a coat to regulate body temperature and absorb skin oils, the Sphynx depends on […]
There’s something undeniably captivating about a white cat. A snowy coat reads as pure, elegant, and just a little magical, and when it’s paired with those striking blue eyes so many white cats have, the effect is hard to resist. If you’re drawn to these frost-colored beauties, here are five breeds worth getting to know, […]
Our Pets enjoy the spring as we are. Soon the street will be warm, you can take long walks and go on nature. But be careful: in the spring wakes up not only the sun but also new risks for dogs and cats. List the 5 main you to prepare yourself and protect your pet! […]
Fleas are one of the most common problems cat owners face, and they are at their worst during the warm months, especially summer. These tiny parasites spend most of their lives on your pet, and they are far more than a simple nuisance. Beyond the relentless scratching they cause, fleas can transmit tapeworms, trigger anemia […]
Key Takeaways Feline idiopathic cystitis (FIC) is bladder inflammation with no identifiable cause — no infection, no bladder stones, and no crystals. It is diagnosed by exclusion, after your veterinarian rules out other conditions such as urinary tract infections and urolithiasis. Warning signs include straining in the litter box, frequent urination in small amounts, blood […]
Transporting a cat sounds simple enough: line up the vaccinations and paperwork, pull the carrier down from the closet shelf, and head out the door. Yet plenty of owners arrive at the airport or the boarding platform only to be turned away at the last minute. Rules for traveling with animals change often, and individual […]
