How do I read a cat food label?
Start with the AAFCO statement, usually in small print on the back
Start with the AAFCO statement, usually in small print on the back
Slowly, and with the cat in control of the pace
Redness means the skin is inflamed, and the usual suspects are allergies, fleas, mites, a skin infection or irritation from overgrooming one spot
No, not unless your vet tells you to
Low water intake is a real risk factor for feline urinary issues
Keep treats to no more than about 10 percent of her daily calories, with the other 90 percent coming from a complete, balanced food
Ankle ambushes are almost always play and predatory practice, most common in young, energetic indoor cats with a lot of hunting drive and not…
A healthy cat shouldn’t have much odor, so a bad smell is usually a clue
Treat it as urgent when vomiting repeats within a day, when she can’t keep water down, or when it comes with lethargy, a painful or bloated belly,…
New bowls can smell like plastic or detergent, sit at an unfamiliar height or have a shape that presses on her whiskers, any of which can put a…