Cat Food Safety

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 of us have considered sharing our meals with our cats at some point. Having those cute little eyes watching you while enjoying your food seems like your feline friend is just begging you to have a taste of it! It’s necessary to be careful and well-informed when it comes to sharing food with cats.

Some of my acquaintances that have never owned a cat used to believe that felines drink milk all the time. They get pretty surprised when I explain how milk can actually be bad for cats and cause an upset stomach in them. However, many cats will still like to drink it, since it’s high in

Coconut is a popular tropical fruit that people enjoy. Coconut water is the liquid inside this fruit.  Perhaps some of your cats will eventually try this water. Your cat may not normally be a big fan of water, so you may be surprised by the fact that she is willing to drink coconut water.  Maybe

Should we give human food to our cats? No, not really. Do we all do it, at least sometimes? Well, probably yes. Who could resist those cute little eyes looking at us and just begging us to share a bit of our tasty meal with them? Of course, I don’t recommend you share your meals

Sharing a tasty meal with our kittens is something many of us consider doing from time to time. Chicken nuggets are a food I enjoy having, so, I understand all those owners who think of sharing this meal with their cats.  I mean, when they look at you with those cute little faces… Who would

As we all know, cats are obligate carnivores. So, they need to eat meat to stay healthy and satisfy their nutritional needs. But, sometimes it might be tricky to decide whether a cat should eat some other, non-meat food. Spinach, for instance. This vegetable is a very beneficial food for humans, supporting their eye health,

I’m sure all of you know giving alcohol or caffeine to your cat is a big NO. I haven’t had any cat parents asking me whether they can give something that includes one of these ingredients to their pets, but I did encounter a question: Can I give my cat some jello? I mean, it’s