Food

Just like for us humans, kidneys are vital organs for cats, too.  Unfortunately, many cats suffer from kidney disease. This problem occurs in around 30-40% of senior cats, with some studies now suggesting closer to 40% or slightly higher due to increased lifespan, according to Malcolm Weir from VCA Animal Hospitals [1]. However, it’s also

Unfortunately, cat allergies are common nowadays and many owners struggle with finding the best way to help their pets deal with this problem. One of the crucial things to do here is pick up a hypoallergenic cat food that won’t cause allergy symptoms in your cat. Some of the most common symptoms here are gastrointestinal

Choosing the right food for your feline friend can be challenging, especially if it’s one of picky eaters. Looking for a specific food, either a dry or wet variety, can also be overwhelming. Going through Amazon or Chewy means reading about hundreds of different products, varying in price and flavor options. In the course of

A cat’s diet should be rich in protein. Tuna is one of the meals that make good sources of protein. Also, the great thing about it is that most cats are really fond of tuna. They’re just crazy about its powerful smell and its specific fish taste. Tuna is considered safe for cats to eat,

Many cats will face some type of dental problems, especially felines at an advanced age. This is why it’s essential to brush your cat’s teeth regularly and to take it for professional teeth cleaning at least once a year. Furthermore, your cat’s diet is also an important factor affecting its dental health. With time passing,

I am sure all cat owners know they shouldn’t give human food to their feline companions. But, many pet parents treat this issue as a gray area. Many of my acquaintances sometimes share some of their meat meals with their cats, like – sausages. Since cats are obligate carnivores, a sausage once now and then

As one of the most popular desserts all over the world, cheesecake has become interesting for cat owners too. Why can cats eat cheesecake in the first place? Well, maybe your feline friend decided to steal a bite or two off your plate.  But, should you be worried if that happens? If the cheesecake doesn’t

Cats are known to be curious and they’ll often stick their noses into our things, that includes our food. When they decide to do it, we, as cat owners, immediately worry, because we don’t know if it’s safe for them or it might be toxic.  We want to be responsible owners and we want to