Cats by Ace McCloud

Author:Ace McCloud
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: cats, cat care books training free diet, cat behavior diaries facts health love language nutrition tricks, pets books health pleasure vets rescue toddler kindle, kitten care books calendar puppies corner club, kitten diary friends guide kids love place training, crafts hobbies home animal care pets cats breeds
Publisher: Pro Mastery Publishing
Published: 2017-03-10T05:00:00+00:00

Also, it is important to be aware of price. When it comes to cat food, you get what you pay for. If you're paying $5 for cat food, odds are the ingredients will not be very healthy. Your cat is probably very important to you so don't be afraid to spend a little more money on its diet.

Depending on what diet you choose for your cat, you may consider using dietary supplements. It's not a bad idea but you should certainly consult with your vet to make sure that it is the right thing for your cat. Holistic vets are often very knowledgeable when it comes to cat supplements. A good idea is to start by researching the company who manufactures your cat's favorite food to see if they are missing any key ingredients.

Finally, you may end up switching your cat's diet. When doing this, the most important thing is to be patient. When your cat starts eating new food, it will cause its body to detox. The slower your cat's body detoxes, the better. If it detoxes too fast, your cat may get sick. A good way to transition your cat from old food to new is to start by mixing both together. Once a week, gradually add more and more new food and less of the old food. This can be a very long process, depending on which diets you're switching too (for example, a cat going from dry food to canned won't need as long as a cat going from canned to a home-based diet). Depending on the diet, give your cat at least 2 to 6 months to get used to the new food.

As always, consult with your vet on what you should do in terms of your cat's diet. Your cat may have special needs depending on its current health. Here are some other basics of cat nutrition that you should know when it comes to feeding your pet:

By nature, cats are strict carnivores. For optimum health, they need meat and animal-based proteins. A lot of commercial cat foods contain plant-based protein (coming from grains and vegetables), which is cheaper but not ideal for cats.

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