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Organic Cat Food

Have you already made the switch to natural or organic cat food, or are you considering it? You’re not alone. More and more people are carefully considering what they put in their pet’s food dishes. Since people are eating more organic themselves it makes a lot of sense they would choose organic for their furry family members as well.

As you start doing research you’ll see references to natural cat foods and organic cat foods. What’s the difference? They’re both considered premium cat food, but they do have specific differences.

Is Your Cat Drinking Enough?

by Susie

The more I study a natural feline diet and general cat health care the more I understand how essential a high-quality feline diet is, but how little it’s actually talked about. You really have to do some research to get decent information on what you should feed your cat to keep her healthy and happy. A natural species-appropriate feline diet is the foundation for your cat’s health. By feeding your cat a good quality cat

Feline Allergies

by Susie

There are a few different types of skin conditions that can cause problems for your cat, feline allergies being one of these skin conditions. Feline allergies often causes a cat to scratch, itch or bite. Allergies in cats aren’t the only things that will cause these reactions in the skin, but they are the most common cause of these symptoms.

The allergy may not cause an instant reaction, but it may develop over time and repeated exposure. Cats, like us humans, can be allergic to a number of things. Allergens can include:

Diabetes In Cats

by Susie

Diabetes in cats is a complicated disease that can be slightly different in every cat. Regular testing is vital when establishing the right feline diabetes treatment plan for your feline friend.
Diabetes in cats occurs when a cat’s body looses its ability to regulate blood sugar levels. The blood sugar is largely regulated by insulin which is produced by the pancreas. Depending on how much the insulin production has been decreased the diabetic cat may show few signs of this cat illness.

Feline diabetes treatment will likely include some level of insulin support. Part of the feline diabetes treatment should also include

Facts About Cat Urine

by Susie

Having a better understanding of something, no matter how unpleasant it may be, can help you better handle it. Understanding how to remove cat urine may hot be the most fun topic, but unfortunately it may be an important topic to understand if you have one or more kitties in your household.

Cat urine is the liquid waste that is produced during the metabolic process and excreted by the kidneys. Cat urine is generally amber in color, which creates the stain, and as you probably know from experience has a strong odor that is difficult to get rid of.