You may not be happy with the food you're feeding your cat, and your cat may not be happy either! There are two alternatives: homemade or high quality store bought. | |
Making the Choice |
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Homemade can be either the raw food diet, or you can cook it. If you decide to prepare homemade foods for your cat, you'll need to understand the cats' basic nutritional needs and find a good recipe. If you're not ready to become your cats personal chef, there is much you can do to enhance the nutrition of store-bought food. |
Feeding Guidlines Feed only twice a day: It's not a good idea to only feed them once a day— even though cats in the wild may eat once a day, our domesticated cats have developed different needs. Remove food between meals: Cats who have food available all day can become finicky eaters. Give them a chance to work up an appetite! Foods to avoid:
Take action: Become an educated label reader: Grocery store cat foods may put their money into advertising instead of high quality contents. Look for fillers such as grain meal, rendered "meat," and corn meal. The 4D meats: Dead, Dying, Diseased or Disabled are considered legal for pet food. Consider that paying more for higher quality food can be an insurance policy against future illness and disease. Call the pet food makers: |
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